Lithuania’s foreign minister has called for NATO countries to improve their defence plans for the Baltics, especially since Russia announced its plan to move nuclear weapons to Belarus from July.
ICANhas backed the idea of an international body akin to the IAEA to monitor the development of Artificial Intelligence.
AUKUS
Watch: Former Labor MP Michael Danby says the “socialist left” in Australia will be suffering from a “conflict of disloyalties” stuck between defending or opposing the AUKUS agreement.
The Strategist: AUKUS needs trilateral technology safeguards, not just capabilities.
UK Nuclear Energy
Professor Peter Cameron writes in The Herald: Going nuclear is inescapable if we want a just transition.
Nuclear Energy
Beyond Nuclear with some talking points on why nuclear power has no place in climate solutions.
Russia’s state nuclear firm Rosatom said last week that more than two decades worth of efforts to rid the Arctic of radioactive waste and spent nuclear fuel from decommissioned submarines will now come to an end. Bellona fears Rosatom is leaving undone a raft of crucial projects initiated with international support.
Fukushima
TEPCO has started testing new facilities built to help with its plan to release radioactive water from the defunct Fukushima nuclear plant. Fishing bodies, who met with Japanese government officials over the weekend, remain opposed to the plan.