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It’s been an exhausting few weeks in Parliament, so I was glad on Thursday when the House finally went into recess – effectively the end of term…

The canvas covered during Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit was vast. India and France can each gain substantially from expanding ties in a host of identified domains

“How is Great British Nuclear meant to take forward the SMR competition when it has no operating budget, no legal powers, no permanent staff team, and no base from which to operate?” “How is GBN meant to take forward the SMR competition when it has no operating budget, no legal powers, no permanent staff team,…

Nuclear Policy info 19 July 23 Campaigners from anti-nuclear campaign groups in Wales and beyond will be pulling on their walking boots to march the 44 miles (72 kms) from Trawsfynydd to the Eisteddfod at Boduan next month in support of a nuclear free Wales. The march is being organised by CND Cymru (the Welsh…

If you didn’t know better, you’d think Lloyd Marbet was a dairy farmer or maybe a retired shop teacher. His beard is thick, soft, and gray, his hair pulled

Energy Secretary Grant Shapps launched Great British Nuclear (GBN), an agency responsible for the UK being the first country to commercialise Small Modular Reactors (SMRs). By doing so, the country is going ahead of its rivals, writes Alex Simakov.

New arms-length body to help accelerate nuclear development and oversee competition for funding next generation technologies

CounterPunch, BY HARVEY WASSERMAN, 14 July 23, Do not bother to see Oliver Stone’s new pro-nuke screed “Nuclear Now.” It’s slow, boring, often cringe-worthy and profoundly false from start to finish. It’s also deeply tragic on at least two fronts. The film’s stated purpose is to promote atomic energy, a for-profit weapons-related business defined by failure,…

Russian threats against Ukraines Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant dont just threaten Ukraine and risk apocalypse, they are a conscious attack on green energy.

The “Earthwish” team, representing Zewail City University for Science and Technology, has won third place in the Regional Finals of Shell’s “Imagine the