The 4 billion USD Kazatomprom-India uranium contract and the SHANTI Act 2025 are recasting India's foothold in Central Asia.

The symmetry between Washington’s nuclear push and Astana’s nuclear turn is a reminder that the two countries have more in common and more at stake together than many might assume.

Small modular reactors (SMRs) can help middle powers meet their renewable energy goals with fewer geopolitical strings attached, with Russia, China, and Canada leading the way. But supply chain bottlenecks and cost uncertainties suggest this won’t be an easy transition.

Milei’s ambitious plans for new AI data centers and a homegrown nuclear industry risk crashing against the rocks of the political and economic realities of Argentina.

Given the rising geopolitical tensions and climate crisis, nuclear energy is becoming an indispensable part of the global energy mix, with potential benefits for a country like Pakistan.

Uranium prices are testing decade highs as the geopolitical upheaval of the Ukraine war and protectionism in major producers squeezes global supply.

The case for a Kenyan nuclear program is a lot more ideological than the average pro-nuclear politician cares to acknowledge.

A recent speech by Kazakhstan’s president outlines the growing importance of trans-national water and electricity generation issues; and nuclear energy is increasingly being floated as a potential solution.

Nuclear power can be helpful, and already is, but it is not always the preferred choice.

The latest US nuclear policy review has put the international arms control regime on notice.