The United States and South Korea will celebrate the 70th anniversary of their strong partnership at a summit in Washington at the end of April. This relationship has endured many tests and always emerged better and more resilient. The nuclear relationship between the U.S. and South Korea has always been a central element of their…
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The United States-Republic of Korea Workshop on Nuclear Energy and Expert Cooperation Nuclear Policy Leadership Initiative (NPLI)
Partnership for Global Security President Ken Luongo joined numerous U.S. and Korean officials and experts to discuss bilateral cooperation at the Nuclear Policy Leadership Initiative event held by the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars. Read more from the Korean Journal on Nuclear Nonproliferation and Energy here.
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Nuclear Power Coming Back for Geopolitical, Reliability and Zero-Carbon Reasons: an interview with Kenneth N. Luongo
China is a major nuclear power operator and its fleet is growing. If all of its building plans come to fruition, it will be the largest nuclear operating nation in the world at some point. It has not had a major nuclear accident and it has collaborated with some of the top western nuclear power…
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The Coming Collapse of Russia’s Nuclear Exports:
An Opportunity for the U.S. and its Allies
Russia’s brutal invasion of Ukraine and its unprecedented attack on an operating nuclearpower complex is causing reverberations and rethinking across the global civil nuclearsector. Russia’s actions have irreparably degraded its reputation and created theopportunity for responsible nations to dethrone Moscow as the world’s top nuclear energyexporter. In a new brief from the Global America Business…
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