Nuclear power delivers low-carbon, reliable electricity. As more countries aim for net-zero emissions, nuclear energy is increasingly seen as a crucial partner to renewable sources like wind and solar ...

Sharing the facts, engaging with youth, building momentum: it’s the second week of COP30 and the IAEA’s Atoms4Climate campaign is going strong. Focusing on energy, food, water and oceans, the IAEA and ...

In 1986, in the Dnieper River Basin, a densely populated area in the middle of eastern Europe, the most severe nuclear accident in human history occurred at the Chernobyl nuclear power plant, Ukraine.

An IAEA national workshop on the legal framework for safe and secure and peaceful nuclear energy provided Burkina Faso with key information and insights on developing legislation to support the establ ...

The IAEA Director General updated the Board of Governors on the Agency’s ongoing efforts to uphold nuclear safety, security and safeguards worldwide and to strengthen the benefits of nuclear science ...