As he looks to protect his right flank ahead of April's presidential election, French President Emmanuel Macron is dialing up support for new nuclear.

With time running out for a return to the nuclear deal, Iran is seeking relief from US pressure in Asia.

IAEA Director General explains his agency's role in Iran, his view of the Aukus deal, and his hopes for the upcoming climate conference in Glasgow.

Nur-Sultan has restarted work on a Kazakh nuclear power program, but for the moment this work is only providing policymakers with an option.

Japan's new prime minister is unlikely to turn the tables on existing government nuclear policies.

The head of the IAEA said it will become more difficult over time to fill in the gaps in the agency's knowledge of Iran's nuclear program.

The new Aukus arrangement raises more questions than it answers, and here's why.

Energy prices boost European nuclear prospects; Paks II construction license denied; new LDP leader in Japan likely to maintain Abe's energy policies.

The US' recent strategic partnership with Australia and the UK to counter China would normally have attracted little notice but for an important addendum.

Rivals Saudi Arabia and Iran are pursuing detente and prioritizing economic goals, but escalation remains a risk.