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WASHINGTON (Reuters) -South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol said on Tuesday the South Korean-U.S. alliance must "leap into a new phase" to jointly overcome complex crises, including slowing economic growth, technology competition with strategic rivals and climate change. | 01:42pm

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At a time when many nations have suffered with energy shortages, the decision taken by the UAE just over a decade ago to construct its first nuclear plant has resulted in an annual capacity increase of 1,400 MW of electricity that is available both round the clock, and with zero emissions. This is a significant win for both the Nation’s

So that’s another dead duck in the case made for new nuclear. Which just leaves the final barrier: the continuing reality that our nuclear weapons capability still depends very heavily on maintaining a civil nuclear power programme – not just to guarantee a continuing supply of nuclear engineers and R&D funding, but to keep the…

The nuclear industry. It is the option you choose when you have trouble moving on and you embrace absurd self-destruction and the visiting of farce and misery on others. [ED. I'm not attempting here to reproduce this entire scholarly and well-referenced article, or even to summarise it. I recommend the whole article - but here…

Japan, the UK, Canada, the US and France have agreed to co-operate to reduce dependence on Russia as a supplier of nuclear materials and technology. Their statement was issued at the Nuclear Energy Forum being held in Japan’s Sapporo...

Rolls-Royce shares have proved to be a stellar FTSE 100 investment in 2023 so far. Our writer explores three catalysts that could spur further gains.

We have let our nuclear power industry rot and it is very nearly too late to avoid catastrophic blackouts and lasting, crippling energy prices, writes Neville Chamberlain.

Agreement reached at the Nuclear Energy Forum at the G7 in Sapporo, Japan

Nuclear power is our most reliable, safest and only source of carbon-free baseload energy, write state Reps. Graham Filler and Samantha Steckloff.