COGNICURRENT

The article critiques a claim about the economic viability of nuclear power in Norway, highlighting unrealistic income assumptions.

Chubu Electric's president acknowledged the insufficient documentation during a press conference and pledged to provide necessary records regarding the fraudulent data concerning earthquake motion standards used for the Hamaoka nuclear power plant.

The Yamaguchi District Court has dismissed a request from local residents to suspend the operations of the Ikata Nuclear Power Plant, leading plaintiffs to criticize the reliance on the nuclear regulator's safety judgments.

The article explores the hidden power structure in Iran under Ayatollah Khamenei's leadership, focusing on the role of the Supreme Leader's Office, known as Bayt, in controlling the military, nuclear program, and economy.

Russian workers at the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant have transformed sections of the facility into living quarters, raising safety concerns.

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un announced intentions to expand the country's nuclear arsenal while calling on the United States to acknowledge North Korea's nuclear strength.

Energy expert Arvi Hamburg argues that Estonia should continue to produce electricity from local oil shale resources for at least another decade to ensure energy security before transitioning to nuclear power.

A recent study shows that US counties closer to operational nuclear power plants have higher cancer mortality rates, but experts cast doubt on the findings.

North Korean leader Kim Jong-un threatens to entirely destroy South Korea if his country's security is threatened and demands that the U.S. recognize North Korea as a nuclear power as a condition for dialogue.

The Yamaguchi District Court Iwakuni Branch dismissed a lawsuit filed by approximately 160 residents seeking to halt operations at the Ikata Nuclear Power Plant, marking the fourth similar court ruling against residents.

North Korea's leader Kim Jong-Un has expressed willingness to come to an agreement with the USA, provided that the US accepts North Korea as a nuclear power and changes its allegedly hostile stance.

North Korean leader Kim Jong-un suggests that his country could engage with the United States if it recognizes North Korea as a nuclear power.

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un indicated a willingness to improve relations with the US while labeling South Korea as its 'most hostile' adversary during remarks at a party congress.

A new Harvard study suggests a potential link between proximity to nuclear power plants and increased cancer mortality rates in the U.S.

Tokyo Electric Power Company (TEPCO) unveiled a robot arm designed to retrieve melted nuclear fuel from the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant, with plans to deploy a second unit by fiscal year 2026 due to development delays.

The Nuclear Regulation Authority of Japan announced findings of irregularities regarding seismic data at the Hamaoka Nuclear Power Plant, with records related to the establishment of standard seismic motion yet to be found.

The People's Power Party of South Korea has announced the recruitment of accountant Son Jeong-hwa and nuclear engineer Jeong Jin-woo as key candidates for the upcoming local elections.

The article discusses the shift in Germany's reliance on nuclear deterrence from the United States to potentially France, amidst concerns regarding security under the Trump administration.

A recent Harvard study suggests that counties in the U.S. closer to nuclear power plants have higher cancer death rates, yet experts challenge the simplicity of these findings.

A report highlights Kim Jong Un's re-election as General Secretary of the Workers' Party of Korea, solidifying his absolute authority and the role of nuclear deterrence in North Korea's defense strategy.

Yeongdeok County in Gyeongbuk has formalized its application for a new nuclear power plant, sparking mixed reactions among local residents.

The U.S. and China engaged in a heated dispute over China's nuclear power enhancement during a UN disarmament conference, with the U.S. accusing China of conducting secret nuclear experiments, a claim China vehemently refuted.

A Tokyo Electric Power Company employee photographed a classified document related to security measures at the Kashiwazaki-Kariwa Nuclear Power Plant and sent it to 16 colleagues, raising concerns over security management lapses.

The Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant, occupied by Russia, now has only 22 reactor operators, significantly below the safety requirements needed for its operation.

Moscow is prepared to offer Serbia a nuclear power plant using Russian technology as part of an international consortium, according to the head of Russia's state nuclear energy company.

The next trilateral meeting between Ukraine, the US, and Russia will focus on the management of the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant.

This article discusses how nuclear power in Czechia has reached a significant milestone in electricity generation, with solar energy now matching its output.

A Latvian court has denied a request from environmental advocates to suspend the construction of Poland's first nuclear power plant, allowing work to continue as planned.

France's nuclear energy sector continues to generate significant profits, attracting investors despite some financial challenges faced by Electricité de France (EDF).

A new analysis commissioned by the Danish government explores the potential benefits and challenges of nuclear power in Denmark, particularly focusing on small modular reactors (SMR) as a part of the future energy landscape.

A new analysis suggests that if Danish politicians want to adopt nuclear power, they need to first identify suitable locations for new plants.

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un opened the 9th Workers' Party Congress, labeling it a historic turning point for the nation’s socialist goals amidst declarations of nuclear power and economic priorities.

The Czech government is set to expand the Temelín nuclear power plant and has also approved a new economic strategy.

This article discusses the rising prices of uranium due to the renewed interest in nuclear power plants.

Kansai Electric's president, Mori Nozomu, has been appointed as the new chairman of the Electricity Business Federation following the resignation of the former chairman over data falsification issues related to a nuclear power plant.

The Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant in Ukraine is currently operating with only one external power source after a backup solution failed, according to the IAEA.

The Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant in southeastern Ukraine is receiving electricity from its last remaining power line after losing backup power over a week ago, raising concerns about nuclear safety amid military activity in the area.

The US is deploying a significant number of fighter jets and military aircraft to the Middle East amidst negotiations for a nuclear deal with Iran, marking the largest air power mobilization in the region since the Iraq War in 2003.

Donald Trump has threatened Iran with consequences if it does not reach a meaningful agreement with the United States.

North Korean leader Kim Jong-un's reveal of a new multi-barrel rocket launcher has sparked considerable debate online regarding its implications for regional security and internal power dynamics.

Iran is facing significant turmoil in mid-February 2026, with escalating tensions between military preparations by the US and demonstrations of strength by Iran.

China has surpassed the US in building nuclear submarines, leading to new debates over maritime power dynamics.

A Polish court has rejected appeals to halt the construction of the first nuclear power plant in Poland, allowing the project to proceed as planned.

The construction of Poland's first nuclear power plant has received official clearance to continue following a ruling by the National Administrative Court that dismissed a complaint against the project.

Concerns arise over serious technical problems at the South Ukraine Nuclear Power Plant that pose risks to its safe operation, allegedly concealed from regulators.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky stated that significant differences remain in negotiations regarding occupied territories and the status of the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant.

The Chubu Electric Workers' Union has initiated wage negotiations without specifying amounts, following a fraud incident related to seismic data at the Hamaoka Nuclear Power Plant.

The forecast of a yearly 2% increase in electricity demand, which has led the South Korean government to consider building more nuclear power plants, faces skepticism regarding its accuracy.

High-level peace talks between Ukraine and Russia in Switzerland concluded without a breakthrough, but some progress was noted on ceasefire mechanisms.

A power plant worker, Hisashi Ouchi, faced a tragic death from radiation exposure due to a workplace accident involving a nuclear reaction.