U.S. Strikes on Iran Nuclear Sites Spark International Legal Debate
Expert criticizes U.S. strikes on Iran nuclear facilities as violating international law, urges continued radiation monitoring despite IAEA findings.
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Saudi Arabia Reports No Radiation After U.S. Strikes on Iran Facilities
Saudi Arabia’s nuclear regulator confirms no radiation detected in Gulf states following U.S. strikes on Iran’s nuclear facilities, ensuring regional safety.
Iran Claims Nuclear Sites Evacuated Before U.S. Strikes: Reports
Iran evacuated three nuclear sites prior to U.S. military strikes, state media reports, as tensions escalate in the Middle East.
IAEA Reports Damage at Iran’s Khondab Nuclear Site After Strikes
IAEA confirms damage to key facilities at Iran’s Khondab heavy water site following reported Israeli strikes, with no radiological risks detected.
UN Security Council Urges Restraint Amid Israel-Iran Escalation
UN Security Council holds emergency session as Israel’s strikes on Iran escalate tensions, with officials warning of regional instability and risks to nuclear facilities.
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.
Fukushima Cleanup Concerns Linger 14 Years After Nuclear Disaster
14 years after Fukushima’s nuclear crisis, residents near the plant raise ongoing concerns about contamination risks and lengthy decommissioning timelines.
IAEA Leader Visits Fukushima to Review Contaminated Soil Management
IAEA chief Rafael Grossi inspects Fukushima’s contaminated soil storage as Japan plans to recycle and dispose of the material by 2045.