South Korean nuclear operator hacked amid cyber-attack fears
Justin McCurry | Guardian
South Korea’s nuclear plant operator has said its computer systems have been breached, raising fears that hackers, including those with possible North Korean links, could shift their focus to key infrastructure.
Budget pressure unlikely to deflect Iran from nuclear goals
Mehrdad Balali | Reuters
A big oil price slide will hurt Iran's attempts to rescue battered living standards, but economic pain is unlikely to soften its stance in nuclear talks or end aid to allies such as Syria, matters seen by its ruling clerics as strategic priorities.
AS Air Force Fixes Nuke Flaws, Future Debated
Robert Burns | Associated Press
Faced with one of its biggest challenges in years - repairing a troubled nuclear missile corps - the Air Force has taken an important first step by admitting, after years of denial, that its problems run deep and wide.
India's Nuclear Ambitions Rattle Tsunami-Hit Coast
Jesse Pesta and R. Jai Krishna | Wall Street Journal
Here along India's southern coast—ravaged by tsunami waves 10 years ago—the country’s newest nuclear plant towers over the shoreline.
UAE set to complete nuclear reactors by 2020
Fareed Rahman | Gulfnews.com
Nuclear energy will constitute 25 per cent of the overall energy production in the UAE by 2020 as the country continues to diversify and move away from depending on hydrocarbons for energy needs.
India looks to sway Americans with nuclear power insurance plan
Tommy Wilkes and Sanjeev Miglani | Reuters
India is offering to set up an insurance pool to indemnify global nuclear suppliers against liability in the case of a nuclear accident, in a bid to unblock billions of dollars in trade held up by concerns over exposure to risk.