Hundreds of demonstrators gathered in Bure, Meuse, to protest against the Cigéo project to bury the most radioactive nuclear waste. The event, which brought together activists of various nationalities as well as local residents, was marked by a festive atmosphere.

Slovakia joins forces with Westinghouse to diversify its nuclear fuel supply, reducing its dependence on Russian imports and strengthening its energy security.

The IAEA confirms that the tritium concentration in the water discharged from Fukushima is well below regulatory limits. However, local concerns and international tensions have arisen over the management of wastewater from the damaged nuclear power plant.

The ASN has approved the 10-year extension of Reactor 1 at the Tricastin power plant as part of EDF's "Grand carénage" program, marking the first extension beyond 40 years in France's nuclear fleet and part of a drive to align safety standards with the latest generation of reactors, with a view to extending the lifespan of power plants to 60 years and beyond.

EDF adjusts nuclear output at Bugey and Tricastin due to impending heatwave. Environmental protection measures and the challenges of climate change require adjustments in electricity generation to mitigate thermal impact.

Silex achieves a major milestone in uranium enrichment technology with the completion of a second laser module in less than 12 months, paving the way for its imminent shipment to GLE's Wilmington facility and commissioning by the end of 2023, marking a significant step towards commercial deployment.

Iran is making major efforts to explore and set up mining complexes for nuclear elements, with the aim of strengthening its resources and energy capacity.

The Mochovce nuclear power plant in Slovakia is gradually increasing the output of its third reactor unit to 90%, with a view to reaching 100%. This marks the end of the energy start-up phase, strengthening the country's energy supply and paving the way for Slovakia to become a net energy exporter.

Remarkable advances in British nuclear fusion are currently underway thanks to the key collaboration between First Light Fusion and Tractebel.

Swedish government adjusts legislation to allow construction of new nuclear reactors and meet rising electricity demand

Ukrainian nuclear power plants maintain their capacity despite tensions: Energoatom ensures stability for the winter and avoids the impact of Russian bombing.

In a bold move, Marvel Fusion and the University of Colorado are joining forces to propel laser nuclear fusion research, offering a promising and innovative alternative to meet the world's energy needs while minimizing radioactive waste, and highlighting Europe's crucial place in this evolving energy future.

Startup Newcleo acquires Rütschi, an expert in nuclear pumps, to implement its innovation strategy in the development of 4th generation reactors using nuclear waste.

Indian Minister announces efforts to develop Small Modular Reactors (SMRs) and meet clean energy commitments. However, the government is looking into the possibilities of collaboration with other countries, and the arrangements for private sector participation in the development of large nuclear reactors in India.

The EU remains confident of Niger's secure uranium supply despite the military coup, thanks to its abundant reserves and stockpiles. Niger, a major supplier of uranium, contributes to the manufacture of fuel for reactors operating in several European countries, led by France.

Westinghouse Electric Company receives grants from the UK government's Nuclear Fuel Fund to modernize its Springfields plant and support new-generation nuclear reactors.

Nuclear expansion in China reaches a new milestone with the approval of 10 new reactors in 2022, marked by the first approvals of Chinese nuclear projects for the year 2023. At the same time, units 1 and 2 of the Xudabao power plant received approval, while evolving plans testify to the country's ambitious energy development trajectory.

Following the putsch in Niger, France is seeking to diversify its sources of supply of uranium, crucial for nuclear power plants, while closely monitoring the situation of Orano's uranium operations in the country.

IRSN participates in the creation of a major nuclear safety authority in France, despite concerns. The French government is relaunching plans to merge its institutions in order to adapt nuclear safety to the challenges of the nuclear revival.

First nuclear reactor commissioned in the USA in seven years: Vogtle unit 3 operational after years of waiting, while industry looks to small SMR reactors for the future of nuclear power.

EDF CEO Luc Rémont announces that the possibility of setting up nuclear reactors in Marseille-Fos-sur-Mer will be studied, along with other sites not equipped with power plants. EDF's plans for the future of nuclear power in France include EPR2 and SMR reactors, with locations such as Penly, Gravelines, Bugey, and potentially Fos, under study.

Nasa and the US Army choose Lockheed Martin to develop a nuclear-powered rocket for future Mars missions. Based on advanced technology, this thermal propulsion system promises shorter distances and efficiency three to four times greater than conventional rockets, opening up new prospects for space exploration.

Nuclear power in Ghana: Progress towards a nuclear power plant and collaboration with regulatory authorities. The country is developing a framework for its nuclear power project, with international partnerships to ensure safety and compliance with global standards.

An interim agreement signed between Engie and the Belgian government provides for a ten-year extension to the operation of Engie Electrabel's nuclear power plants, with measures to ensure nuclear safety in Belgium, while negotiations continue for a final, legally binding agreement.