Stimson, a nonpartisan policy research centre located in Washington, D.C., has just published a report that summarises current and emerging trends in nuclear power worldwide and suggests pragmatic steps that stakeholders can take to resolve nuclear security challenges.

We are pleased to announce that on 20 September 2017, the IAEA received official notification from the Mission of Romania that it was subscribing to several Joint Statements, including the Joint Statement on Certified Training for Nuclear Security Management (INFCIRC/901) that was sponsored by Canada.

We are pleased to announce that the Emirates Nuclear Energy Corporation (ENEC) and Nawah Energy Company became Lifetime Corporate Members of WINS in September 2017. We welcome ENEC and Nawah to a professional network of over 4,000 Individual and Corporate Members in over 120 countries.

A 3-D fictional nuclear facility, online training courses and a mobile app were on the agenda of a session dedicated to discussing the latest trends in nuclear security training at the 61st IAEA General Conference today.

In advance of the IAEA’s 61st General Conference that will take place in Vienna from 18-22 September, the IAEA has published a “Summary of the International Conference on Nuclear Security: Commitments and Actions”.