11 articles tagged with "IAEA"
In a notable development, Iran has agreed to allow IAEA inspectors to assess its facilities, a move described by U.S. Vice President Vance as a significant milestone in nuclear discussions.
The IAEA has reported that tritium levels in Japan's latest batch of treated water are significantly below operational limits, ensuring public safety.
The reconnection of Ukraine's Zaporizhzhya nuclear plant to the grid is a critical development in stabilizing the country's energy supply amid ongoing conflicts.
An in-depth look at the IAEA's reports regarding Iran's nuclear activities and its adherence to NPT safeguards, highlighting implications for global security.
A new US resolution at the IAEA urges Iran to enhance transparency regarding its nuclear sites and uranium reserves, addressing international concerns.
An attack on a turbine building at a Ukrainian nuclear facility has been confirmed by the International Atomic Energy Agency, with details still emerging.
Following a recent drone strike, the IAEA has confirmed that radiation levels at the Zaporizhzhya nuclear plant remain stable and normal.
The IAEA has confirmed that the Zaporizhzhya Nuclear Power Plant has restored its external power supply following a 15-hour blackout, raising safety concerns.
Kazakhstan is advancing its nuclear energy sector through a partnership with the IAEA, emphasizing safety and sustainable technology.
The International Atomic Energy Agency has confirmed a fire at an electrical substation associated with military operations, though specific location details are not available.
In light of recent drone attacks, the IAEA's Director General has announced intentions to send safety experts to the Middle East to evaluate nuclear safety measures.