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Greenpeace Warns of Chernobyl Collapse Risk as Zaporizhzhia Loses Power Again

The report says the damaged protective dome cannot be fully restored under wartime conditions.

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IAEA Issues Urgent Warning After Strikes Near Iran’s Bushehr Nuclear Plant

Rosatom Begins Final Evacuation From Iran’s Bushehr Nuclear Plant

IAEA Board Censures Grid Strikes as Nuclear Safety Threat as U.S. Votes No for First Time

IAEA Sees No Iranian Bomb Effort, Reports No Radiological Risk After Strikes

Ukraine Presses Case on Zaporizhzhia as Greenpeace Challenges Russian Narrative and IAEA Repairs Continue

IAEA Says It Cannot Verify Iran’s Enrichment or Account for Uranium at Struck Sites

IAEA-Brokered Local Truce Opens Repair Window at Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Plant

TEPCO Shows 22-Meter Snake-Like Arm for Next Fukushima Debris Trial

NORAD Intercepts Russian Bombers Near Alaska, Escorts Formation Out of ADIZ

Media Revisit 1999 Japan Criticality Case, Citing Hisashi Ouchi’s Reported Final Words

1999 Tokaimura Criticality Revisited: The Record Radiation Dose That Killed Hisashi Ouchi

Iran Ties Possible Uranium Dilution to Full U.S. Sanctions Relief as Oman Talks Resume

DOE Invites States to Host Nuclear Lifecycle Campuses for Waste, Fuel, and Reactors

Ukraine Restores External Power to Chernobyl Site After Russian Attacks

IAEA Reports Chernobyl Lost External Power After Russian Strikes on Ukraine’s Grid

Chernobyl Loses External Power as Fighting Disrupts Grid; IAEA Monitoring

Japan Nuclear Regulator Confirms Lost Work Phone Held Confidential Contacts, Not Nuclear Data

Japan Regulator to Redo Hamaoka Safety Review After Seismic Data Falsified

Newly Released Papers Reveal Ireland Weighed Legal Challenge to Sellafield in 1995