What's ahead for the IAEA and the global nuclear agenda in 2022? Here is a preview of selected meetings and events: Continue reading →

Another year, the second in the pandemic, is coming to an end. Despite the challenges posed by COVID-19, the IAEA made significant achievements made in 2021. Continue reading →

How much electricity does an average person use in a life-time? Continue reading →

It’s that the time of the year when many people across the world, particularly in Western countries, overindulge in seasonal and festive delicacies and commit themselves to setting their bodies right in the New Year. Continue reading →

Considered the most lethal banana disease in the world, the Fusarium wilt or Panama wilt, is a killer that is rapidly spreading in Latin America and hurting global supplies of the world’s most popular export banana variety — the Cavendish. Continue reading →

Radioactive sources and nuclear material need to be protected against malicious acts, and for 25 years, the IAEA has been providing peer advice to countries, upon request, around the world on how to build, upgrade and maintain physical protection of fa... Continue reading →

Interested speakers have until 31 January 2022 to submit abstracts for a presentation at the fourth International Conference on Nuclear Knowledge Management and Human Resources Development: Challenges and Opportunities, to be held in Moscow, Russia, fr... Continue reading →

The IAEA’s new podcast, Nuclear Explained, reveals how nuclear is integrated in and benefits so many aspects of our daily lives. Continue reading →