#Nuclear

AI's power hunger is forcing a reckoning. Natural gas, SMRs, fusion, and batteries are all racing to power the grid — but only one can win on cost. Here's where the race stands.

For three decades, Washington has described Iran as perpetually on the brink of catastrophe. What drives this durable narrative — and what does it cost?

Benjamin Netanyahu claims US-Israel strikes have destroyed Iran's uranium enrichment capability. But unverified claims in wartime carry their own strategic logic — and the stakes extend far beyond the Middle East.

The Trump administration is reviving maximum pressure on Iran, but with Tehran's uranium enrichment near weapons-grade levels, analysts question whether sanctions can still change the calculus.

The US Air Force prepares to replace Minuteman III ICBMs with Sentinel missiles after 54 years of service. What this $100 billion modernization reveals about shifting global power dynamics and nuclear strategy.

TerraPower's SMR construction permit marks first US nuclear approval in 10 years, with SK Group positioning Korea as a key player in the next-generation nuclear race.

IAEA confirms damage to Iran's Natanz facility as US-Israeli strikes continue for fourth day. The attack raises critical questions about nuclear non-proliferation enforcement and international law.

After US-Israeli strikes on nuclear facilities, Iran's limited response reveals a calculated approach to avoiding full-scale war while maintaining credibility.

Trump gives Iran 10-15 days for nuclear talks, but offers no clear path forward. The Middle East's complex realities resist simple solutions.

President Trump expressed dissatisfaction with Iran after Geneva nuclear talks ended without agreement, as countries issue evacuation warnings amid rising military tensions.

IAEA reports Iran stores highly enriched uranium in underground tunnels at Isfahan, but access remains blocked eight months after US-Israeli strikes during 12-day war.

Trump's ban on Anthropic reveals a deeper conflict over AI's role in nuclear command systems. As machines get smarter, the stakes of getting it wrong have never been higher.