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The article discusses the uncomfortable business dealings surrounding Argentine President Javier Milei, exposed through the investigation of Mauricio Novelli's cell phone in a case linked to him.

Iran has denounced that U.S. and Israeli forces attacked its Natanz nuclear facility amid ongoing warfare, with no evidence of radioactive leaks reported.

Iran accused the US and Israel of attacking its Natanz uranium enrichment facility, claiming there has been no radioactive leak.

The United States and Israel have launched an attack on Iran's Natanz nuclear facility, reportedly without causing any radioactive leaks or endangering residents in nearby areas.

A report from Iran's Tasnim news agency claims a US-Israeli airstrike targeted the uranium enrichment facility in Natanz, Iran, with no radioactive leaks reported.

Iran's Tasnim news agency reports that the Natanz nuclear facility was attacked by the US and Israel, with no radioactive leaks reported.

An Iranian news agency reports that the US and Israel conducted an attack on the Natanz nuclear facility, with no radioactive leaks reported following the incident.

Iran has accused the USA and Israel of attacking the Natanz nuclear facility, according to the state-controlled news agency Tasnim, though there are no signs of radioactive leakage.

Cracks detected in the concrete dome covering nuclear waste in Runit, Marshall Islands, have raised alarms among experts about potential risks of radioactive leaks due to structural integrity loss.

A Netflix series titled 'Radioactive Emergency' depicts the 1987 cesium-137 tragedy in Goiânia, Brazil, eliciting mixed reactions from survivors.

The head of Russia's nuclear agency warns of potential radioactive contamination at Iran's Bushehr power plant following reported attacks amid ongoing U.S.-Israeli military strikes.

The story of a girl who suffered from radiation poisoning from cesium-137 is depicted in a Netflix miniseries, recounting the real-life radioactive tragedy in Goiânia, Brazil, in 1987.

Runit Dome in the Marshall Islands is showing signs of structural failure due to rising sea levels, raising concerns about radioactive contamination.

The planned retrieval of radioactive waste from the deteriorating Asse storage facility has been delayed due to significant uncertainties within the overall system.

The Fukushima nuclear power plant continues to struggle with the aftermath of its 2011 disaster, with decommissioning goals facing significant delays and uncertainties.

The SUTNA union is advocating for legislation to reopen a FATE plant while the company alerts the government about potential safety risks pertaining to radioactive materials due to ongoing worker occupation.

Jacek Siewiera discusses the implications of the recent U.S.-Israeli attack on Iran for European security, highlighting the heightened uncertainties and potential geopolitical changes.

The irradiation facilities in Isfahan, Iran, were targeted by U.S. and Israeli strikes over the weekend, with no reports of radioactive contamination.

The Japanese government is facing challenges in dealing with nuclear waste disposal, prompting a renewed investigation into Minami-Torishima as potential storage site amid pressures from local government leaders.

Finland's first nuclear reactor, located in Otaniemi, has been officially decommissioned and is no longer considered a nuclear facility after the removal of all radioactive materials.

Experts express limited concerns regarding potential radioactive leakage from Iran's nuclear facilities following a recent U.S.-Israeli attack.

The IAEA reports that satellite imagery shows no damage to Iranian nuclear facilities, indicating no current risk of radioactive leaks.

Iranian authorities reported no radioactive leaks at the Natanz nuclear facility following a massive airstrike over the weekend.

The CEO of Rosatom has warned that Iran's Bushehr nuclear power plant is increasingly threatened by nearby military actions, highlighting concerns about potential radioactive contamination.

The IAEA reports damage to buildings associated with Iran's underground uranium enrichment facility in Natanz, although no radioactive leakage is expected.

The IAEA has confirmed damage to the entrance building of Iran's Natanz nuclear enrichment facility based on recent satellite images, although no radioactive leak is expected and no damage to the reactor itself has been found.

The IAEA has confirmed recent damage to buildings at Iran's underground enrichment facility in Natanz based on satellite images, but reports that there is no expected radioactive release.

The Japanese Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry has requested to conduct the first phase of an investigation for a nuclear waste disposal site on Minami-Torishima.

The UN nuclear agency has warned of potential radioactive leaks due to bombings in Iran, although there is currently no evidence of damage to nuclear facilities.

Iranian officials report an attack on the Natanz nuclear facility amid rising nuclear risk, with implications of potential radioactive emissions being monitored by the IAEA.

Hospitals in Czechia are seeking permission to produce their own radioactive medicines, requiring legislative amendments to proceed.

Czech hospitals are expressing a desire to manufacture radioactive medicines but are facing legal obstacles that require legislative changes.

The article details the history of the uranium mines in Jáchymov and their significance in the development of radioactive elements, while also highlighting the oppressive regime and political prisoners associated with their operations.

The Norwegian government has proposed to establish a temporary nuclear storage facility in Halden by purchasing property from Norske Skog Saugbrugs AS for 830.1 million kroner.

The Norwegian government is proposing the purchase of property from Norske Skog Saugbrugs AS for 830 million kroner, aimed at decommissioning nuclear facilities in Halden.

The article discusses the global demand for stable, low-emission energy and the role of nuclear energy in meeting this demand while addressing the critical issue of safely disposing of long-lived radioactive waste.

The upcoming mayoral election in Kamishihoro Village, Japan, revolves around a controversial investigation into a nuclear waste disposal site, with three candidates presenting varied positions on the issue.

A mysterious radioactive substance might have been smuggled into a building at Prague's Matfyz University by an outsider.

Authorities in Prague investigated a reported radioactive item at Charles University but found no issues at the nuclear reactor, though elevated radiation levels were detected at another unidentified object nearby.

Scammers are exploiting fears of radioactive leaks to trick mainly elderly citizens out of their valuables in Zografou, Greece.

The Trump administration's plan to use small nuclear reactors has turned to an old strategy for radioactive waste disposal: burying it deep underground, despite the absence of such facilities.

The detention of the mayor of Tequila, Jalisco, highlights the difficult situation faced by President Claudia Sheinbaum and the Morena party, raising concerns over potential sanctions from the Trump administration due to alleged infiltration of organized crime.

A visit to Gorleben, the heart of the anti-nuclear waste movement, illustrates the endless search for storage sites for radioactive waste in Germany.

Niger's military authorities plan to sue the French company Orano for allegedly causing an ecological disaster by improperly storing radioactive materials.

The article discusses how the two-humped wild camel, Camelus ferus, survives in a radioactive desert, drinking toxic water where most life cannot endure.

Fresh radioactive waste was discovered among landfill debris at Fortum's Loviisa nuclear power plant, prompting an assessment as an exceptional event affecting safety.

The Bund for Environmental and Nature Conservation (BUND) is contesting a Berlin administrative court's ruling concerning the transport of highly radioactive nuclear waste through North Rhine-Westphalia, as tensions rise with the Greens distancing themselves from their own state government.

The Presidency of Bosnia and Herzegovina has announced plans to challenge the construction of a radioactive waste landfill on Trgovska Gora, including initiating international disputes or arbitration against Croatia.

Bosnia and Herzegovina plans to challenge the construction of a radioactive waste disposal site in Trgovska Gora, which could lead to an international dispute or arbitration against Croatia.

A Berlin court has declined to block highly radioactive nuclear waste transports through North Rhine-Westphalia, prompting the environmental group BUND to consider an appeal.