Four Decades since Chernobyl: The accident’s legacy and European environmental security
Panel discussion organised by the Ukrainian Institute London and the Royal Society of Arts (RSA)
Panel discussion organised by the Ukrainian Institute London and the Royal Society of Arts (RSA)
Christopher McFadden | MSN.com Chernobyl’s New Safe Confinement (NSC) facility may have been compromised after a drone strike in February 2025, according to reports. The strike was likely an accident, but the drone carried a high-explosive warhead, creating a hole in the structure, starting a fire, and damaging theRead More
“We, the undersigned, vehemently condemn the tabling of the Atomic Energy Bill, 2025 and the reported amendments to the Civil Liability for Nuclear Damage Act, 2010 for attracting private investments. We urge opposition parties to use all that is in their power to stop the privatization of the nuclear energy sector. We are appalled and deeply disturbed by the current Government of India abandoning its duty to protect Indian citizens and India’s ecology from these dangers. We demand a shift from authoritarian control of nuclear policy towards a nuclear ‘public’ policy that involves and protects people and the environment from all nuclear/radioactive hazards.”
Statement issued by Hiroshima Mayor Kazumi Matsui on 6t August 2025, 80th year of the atomic bombing