After the IAEA study, Fukushima fishermen still don't want the water to be released.

Even though a U.N. watchdog said the plan was safe, fishing groups in Fukushima Prefecture told the industry minister on Tuesday that they still don't want cleaned radioactive water from the broken nuclear power plant to be dumped into the sea.

At a meeting in northeastern Japan, Ec...

Grossi, the head of the IAEA, says that there may be disagreements among the experts who worked on the Fukushima study.

On Friday, the head of the U.N. agency that keeps an eye on nuclear issues said that one or two of the foreign experts who worked on the report that gave Japan permission to release treated radioactive water from the damaged Fukushima plant may have had concerns.

When asked if there wer...

IAEA Chief Visits Australia

The Director-General of IAEA, Rafael Mariano Grossi, visited Australia this week. During his visit, Mariano said that Australia was a key IAEA partner and that he was satisfied with the country’s commitments to complying with all its responsibilities towards nuclear non-proliferation.

IRAN NUCLEAR DEAL SOUGHT A RELIEF FOR QUITE SOME TIME 

HIGHLIGHTS

• The top of the United Nations' atomic guard said on Sunday (Feb 21) that a three-month transitory arrangement had been found to permit the office's observing Iran proceeds, even though its degree of access will be restricted from Tuesday. ...