Europe is revisiting its stance on nuclear energy amidst an energy crisis and challenges in renewable energy grids, with several nations considering or reversing nuclear bans.

The news comes in the wake of Chancellor Friedrich Merz's election in early May. Government moves to dismantle decade-long ...

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TEL AVIV, IL / ACCESS Newswire / May 28, 2025 / Over the last few weeks, it’s become increasingly clear that Europe is ...

Iran has indicated it may be willing to allow inspectors from the United States to access its nuclear facilities under the oversight of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), provided a new ...

Trump's executive orders aim to revitalise the US nuclear industry, creating opportunities for Australia's uranium sector.

Globally, policymakers are balancing energy security, reliability and affordability with environmental goals. Click to read.

Not only are the European nations considering dropping nuclear bans but a very different nuclear future is being mapped — one Australia will need to consider if we are to store within our shores the ...

Buried beneath the plains of southern Russia in the shadow of the Ural Mountains, a vast network of fortified missile silos, ...

The Trump administration also wants to overhaul NASA’s human spaceflight program, ending the Space Launch System rocket and ...