An International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) team of experts said the operator of the Netherlands’ Borssele nuclear power plant (NPP) is committed to ensuring operational safety and reliability of the plant, for example with its ageing management progr... Continue reading →

The IAEA’s Response and Assistance Network (RANET), a group of states offering international assistance to countries responding to nuclear and radiological emergencies, has grown to 41 countries after Italy registered this week. Continue reading →

As the IAEA supports global efforts to tackle climate change and stop the spread of nuclear weapons, the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland (UK) is an indispensable partner to the Agency. Continue reading →

From the urgent need to close the cancer treatment gap in low- and middle-income countries, to better prevention against disease outbreaks and effective health care emergency response, collaboration between the IAEA and the World Health Organization (W... Continue reading →

Enabling people to access quality radiotherapy treatment and diagnostic medical imaging services are crucial steps in the fight against cancer, a disease estimated to cause up to 16 million deaths and 30 million new cases in the next two decades. Continue reading →

An International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) team of experts said the Czech Republic had enhanced safety programmes and procedures at the country’s first, and largest, research reactor, through implementation of the recommendations of a previous IAEA m... Continue reading →

The main reservoir forming part of the Dnipro river, which provides cooling water for Ukraine’s Zaporizhzhya Nuclear Power Plant (ZNPP), has seen a recent reduction in water levels, in another indication of how the current conflict in the country is af... Continue reading →

What does nuclear and radiation have to do in the fight against cancer? In this episode, experts explain the key role of radiation-based technologies in comprehensive cancer control. Continue reading →