
China’s 102 Nuclear Units Set Global Safety Benchmark
China operates 102 nuclear power units with world-leading safety records, achieving 600 reactor-years of incident-free operation and top global safety rankings.
News & Insights Across Asia
China operates 102 nuclear power units with world-leading safety records, achieving 600 reactor-years of incident-free operation and top global safety rankings.
Russia claims Ukraine targeted its energy infrastructure 10 times in 24 hours; Kyiv yet to respond. Implications for regional stability analyzed.
Cuba addresses its energy crisis with 50 Chinese-made solar parks set to boost power by 1000 MW, reducing blackouts and fuel dependency.
US reinstates sanctions on Venezuela’s oil sector, prompting global economic concerns and market recalibrations across Asia and beyond.
Russia alleges Ukrainian attempts to strike energy infrastructure in Crimea, Kursk, and Bryansk, despite a U.S.-brokered suspension agreement.
A US-brokered agreement halts maritime and energy infrastructure attacks between Ukraine and Russia, with immediate effect. Sanctions relief and weapons requests mark fragile truce.
Ukrainian and U.S. officials held ‘productive’ talks in Riyadh, focusing on energy security and advancing peace initiatives ahead of critical Russia-U.S. meetings.
Ukraine and Russia agree to a US-brokered partial ceasefire targeting energy infrastructure, though discrepancies between statements by Kyiv, Moscow, and Washington cloud implementation.
U.S.-Russia talks reveal ceasefire deadlock but temporary agreement on protecting Ukraine’s energy infrastructure, highlighting complex diplomatic dynamics.
Putin supports Trump’s call for a 30-day halt on energy infrastructure strikes in Ukraine, signaling potential de-escalation as expert groups form for bilateral talks.
China pledges nuclear technology support for the Global South and urges renewed diplomacy on Iran’s nuclear program at key IAEA meeting.