Researchers in China have used a novel approach to explain the presence of supra-thermal ions in nuclear fusion reactions.

China is in the midst of a “breathtaking” nuclear breakout and has rapidly become the fastest-growing nuclear power on the planet, currently producing 100 new nuclear weapons per year.

Aaron MacLean talks about the geopolitical implications of China’s increasing and diversifying nuclear arsenal on School of ...

Advances in inertial confinement fusion and innovative modeling have brought nuclear fusion closer to reality, offering ...

Researchers say recent advancements with inertial confinement fusion bring us one step closer to making accessible nuclear ...

The UK hosts the greatest concentration of skills in nuclear fusion anywhere on the planet. At least, that is the view of the ...

Namibia, one of the world’s largest uranium producers, is seeking investment from China in nuclear power to boost its role in ...

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China’s rapidly expanding nuclear power industry passed a major milestone on New Year’s Day, as the first reactor at a sprawling new plant on the country’s southeastern coastline started ...

Russia had seriously considered using nuclear weapons in Ukraine, but was dissuaded from doing so by China, U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken has said. Amid repeated nuclear threats from ...

Nuclear fusion has achieved major advances. Euractiv spoke with Andrew Holland, CEO of the Fusion Industry Association, about when Europe can expect to see fusion energy becoming a commercial reality.