Hungary: a state captured by Russia Published: 11 October 2017 Hungary’s liaison with the Kremlin has turned the economic “Eastern Opening” into the construction of a full-blown illiberal democracy. This goes hand in hand with Russia’s growing leverage over Hungary with respect to economic as well as soft power. By Péter Krekó and Lóránt Győri
Nuclear energy in Ukraine 30 Years after Chernobyl Published: 19 April 2016 Thirty years after the biggest nuclear disaster at Chernobyl nuclear power plant, Ukraine is still seriously dependent on nuclear energy. It is high time for Ukraine to take the path of nuclear phase-out. By Iryna Holovko
The World Nuclear Industry Status Report 2015 Published: 20 July 2015 Four years after Fukushima, global nuclear power generation continues to slow. This year's World Nuclear Industry Status Report takes a look at the current empirical facts and figures of the nuclear industry worldwide. By Mycle Schneider and Antony Frogatt
“Annus mirabilis” in the Hungarian-Russian energy relationship? Published: 23 December 2014 Hungary continues to extend its energy relations with Russia causing another major tension in the already heavy-loaded Hungarian-EU relations. By András Deák
Between Ambition and Reality: India’s Nuclear Power Programme Published: 7 April 2014 Undeterred by the Fukushima disaster, and notwithstanding the shoddy performance of its Nuclear Power Corporation of India Ltd (NPCIL), India is forging ahead with ambitious plans to expand its nuclear energy generation capacity manifold from the present 4,780 megawatts. By Praful Bidwai
"So there’s no critical discourse about energy-related topics" Published: 25 April 2013 Martin Bursik is deputy leader of the Greens and chairperson of the Chamber of Renewable Energy Resources in Prague. Paul Hockenos talked with him about the renewables, the problem that Germany’s electricity flows swamping the Czech grid and the missing public debate about energy-related topics in Czech.
Nuclear Energy and Climate Change Published: 21 January 2008 We firmly believe that nuclear energy is no answer to climate change. We therefore present this 6th Nuclear Issues Paper as a contribution to the public debate on adequate responses to climate change and on the future of nuclear energy. By Felix Chr. Matthes
The Economics of Nuclear Power Published: 21 January 2008 The severe challenge posed by the need to reduce emissions of greenhouse gases has led to renewed interest in the construction of new nuclear power plants. The objective of this paper is to identify the key economic parameters commenting on their determining factors and to review the assumptions of main forecasts from the past five years to identify how and why these forecasts differ. By Steve Thomas
Nuclear Energy and Proliferation Published: 21 January 2008 Any civilian nuclear fuel cycle and especially some of the elements thereof confront the world with certain security-related risks. Nuclear materials, nuclear know-how, and technology can be proliferated. By Otfried Nassauer
Nuclear Fuel Cycle Published: 21 January 2008 The use of nuclear energy involves the work of several very different industrial plants. Each of these plant types has a specific hazardous potential. By Jürgen Kreusch, Wolfgang Neumann, Detlef Appel and Peter Diehl