Fears for future of Lithuania's nuclear town
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When Lithuania's sole  nuclear power station closes next year, European Union  officials will sigh with relief, but nearby residents are  already fretting over the future of their town.
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The recent earthquake in Japan and accidents at two German power plants raise questions on the safety of nuclear energy as a cleaner alternative.
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As the year ends, Lithuania begins shutting down its only nuclear power station.
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ELEANOR HALL: A huge explosion in North Korea near the border with China has sparked fears around the world about the communist regime&#39;s nuclear capacity.
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Two blasts rocked an unused government facility overnight, damaging the compound&#39;s wall, witnesses said Friday, sparking security jitters ahead of a regional summit.
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The UN nuclear watchdog expressed concern yesterday at the disappearance of high-precision equipment from Iraqâs nuclear facilities that could be used to make nuclear weapons.
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Plans for controversial dam that would have forced the relocation of 100,000 residents abandoned
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The ex-Soviet state Lithuania came out Wednesday in favour of a missile shield in Europe, pouring fuel on the heated row between Washington and Moscow over a project that Russia warns could reignite an arms race.
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The Russian defence minister raises the idea of basing new missiles close to Poland and Lithuania.
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The top legislator in Lithuania has sent a letter to Boston Archbishop Sean O&#39;Malley, asking him to reconsider his decision to close St.
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Two decades after an explosion and fire at the Chernobyl nuclear power plant sent clouds of radioactive particles drifting over the fields near her home, Maria Urupa says the wilderness is encroaching.
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Lithuania said on Thursday it was  worried about Russia&#39;s threat to deploy new missiles in the  neighboring region of Kaliningrad.
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The International Atomic Energy Agency warns of the possibility of system sabotage by intruders and corrupt insiders.
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BELGRADE, Nov 17 (IPS) - Two reactors at the Kozloduy nuclear power plant in  Bulgaria that are considered dangerous will shut down Dec. 31.  And just in time, as Bulgaria joins the European Union the next  day, together with neighbour Romania.
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The world's biggest nuclear power plant may be shut for more than a year for checks after an earthquake in Japan caused radiation leaks, prompting speculation of power shortages and deepening concern about the safety of the industry in the tremor-prone country.
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Nuclear equipment - and in some cases whole buildings - have vanished in Iraq, the UNâs nuclear watchdog is warning, amid fears that the material could be used to make nuclear weapons.
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Many Czechs are alarmed by the US plan to build a radar base in their country as part of a missile defence shield.