23 articles tagged with "IAEA"
The IAEA chief has raised alarms regarding Iran's enriched uranium levels, emphasizing the implications for nuclear security and the need for transparency.
The IAEA has identified a new underground facility in Isfahan, Iran, which remains uninspected, raising concerns about the implications for nuclear oversight and non-proliferation.
Rafael Grossi of the IAEA highlights the critical need for safeguarding nuclear power plants, emphasizing adherence to international safety protocols.
China's planned expansion of its nuclear fleet raises significant considerations for global energy infrastructure and capacity management, as highlighted by the IAEA Chief.
Iran has expressed dissatisfaction with the International Atomic Energy Agency's response to recent attacks on its nuclear sites, highlighting potential implications for regional security and oversight.
The IAEA has issued warnings regarding military strikes near Iran's nuclear facilities, highlighting potential risks to nuclear safety and regional stability.
In response to recent strikes on its nuclear facilities, Iran has requested an emergency meeting with the IAEA to discuss security concerns and the need for international oversight.
A projectile strike near Iran's Bushehr nuclear plant has led to one confirmed death, as reported by the IAEA, raising concerns about security and operational integrity.
The IAEA's latest analysis of Japan's 19th batch of ALPS treated water shows tritium levels significantly below operational limits, ensuring ongoing safety in water management.
The IAEA has confirmed extensive damage to the Khondab Heavy Water Plant in Iran following recent airstrikes, raising critical concerns about nuclear safety and operational integrity.
The IAEA has verified the destruction of the Khondab nuclear facility in Iran, a significant event following coordinated military actions by the US and Israel.
The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) has initiated a project aimed at enhancing polymer materials for nuclear applications, set to commence in March 2026.
The IAEA Director asserts that only a nuclear conflict could potentially alter Iran's nuclear ambitions, as conventional military actions are unlikely to be effective.
The IAEA has confirmed that the Dimona nuclear research facility remains undamaged following a missile strike in the vicinity, highlighting the site's resilience and security measures.
The IAEA is currently assessing reports from Iran regarding potential strikes on the Natanz nuclear site, which may have implications for regional stability and nuclear oversight.
The IAEA has not confirmed the operational status of Iran's latest underground enrichment site, raising concerns about nuclear transparency.
The IAEA chief raises concerns about the sufficiency of military action in addressing Iran's nuclear capabilities, emphasizing the need for diplomatic efforts.
A projectile landed 350 metres from the Bushehr nuclear reactor, as reported by the IAEA. While the incident raises safety concerns, no immediate threat to nuclear operations has been identified.
Following a positive assessment from the IAEA, Rwanda is advancing its nuclear energy initiatives, aiming to diversify its energy sources as part of a broader development strategy.
The IAEA's recent report underscores advancements in Poland's nuclear waste management while emphasizing the necessity for continued improvements in infrastructure and safety protocols.
Iran has reported an incident involving a projectile hitting its nuclear power facility, raising concerns about nuclear safety and regional stability. The IAEA chief has urged maximum restraint.
The Nuclear Energy Summit 2026, hosted by the International Atomic Energy Agency, will focus on advancements and future directions in nuclear energy.
The upcoming Nuclear Energy Summit 2026 will convene global leaders to discuss advancements in nuclear technology, focusing on safety and sustainability.