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Zaporizhzhia Plays Its Dangerous Game With European Nuclear Power Again
In early July 2026, the occupied Zaporizhzhianuclear plant, the largest in Europe, once again lost its external power supply, after its last
Why Iran's Refusal to Open Its Bombed Nuclear Sites Worries the West
The speaker of the Iranian Parliament, Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf, stated on July 2, 2026, that no access is being granted to inspectors
Nuclear Fusion Steps In to Feed AI's Energy Appetite
American startup Helion Energy, which specializes in nuclear fusion, revealed on July 2, 2026 a major agreement with Microsoft to sell it
Kim Jong Un Demands a Nuclear Destroyer Ready in Two Months
On July 3, 2026, Kim Jong Un personally observed a series of weapons tests aboard the North Korean destroyer Kang Kon, before
Fire Station Hit Near Zaporizhzhia — What Do We Actually Know
On July 2, 2026, the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) confirmed that drone strikes had caused significant damage to a fire station
Lithuania Prepares to Lift Its Constitutional Lock on Nuclear Weapons
A group of 50 Lithuanian lawmakers filed, on Friday, a constitutional amendment bill aimed at repealing Article 137 of the Constitution, which
North Korea's Kang Kon Fires Its Missiles, Kim Dreams of a Nuclear Navy
On July 3, 2026, Kim Jong Un personally supervised a series of nuclear-capable cruise missile tests fired from the Kang Kon, North
To those who still doubt the nuclear race for AI
Introduction: a demonstration that deserves your attention
Rutte insists NATO's nuclear deterrence remains absolutely credible
Introduction: the question haunting Europe