Nuclear

North Korea's official newspaper, Rodong Sinmun, warned that farming has become a "life or death" issue amid severe food shortages.

The failure to ban nuclear testing forever could ultimately lead to a resumption in nuke testing by Russia or China.

All we need is for our leaders today to show the courage Ronald Reagan and Mikhail Gorbachev displayed.

North Korean Foreign Minister Ri Son Gwon said contact with the U.S. "would get us nowhere, only taking up precious time."

The magnet is strong enough to lift an aircraft carrier six feet into the air and weighs around 1,000 tons.

"At this stage, the agency has no indication that a radiological incident occurred," the International Atomic Energy Agency said.

A French company that partly owns and helps operate the plant claimed the radiation limits were above French safety standards, CNN reported.

The engineering company raised concerns on June 8 of a possible leak at a Chinese nuclear plant that it partly owns.

The Global Times, a paper controlled by the Chinese government, published an editorial on Wednesday which stated that China and Russia keep a strong bond because of "the U.S. and its main allies' suppression of the two countries."

German Foreign Minister Heiko Maas indicated to reporters that Iran will have to take the next step, since Washington D.C. appears willing to offer some concessions in discussions, though it's unknown what those may be.

Biden's National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan says, "There is no deal now" when it comes to an agreement that would reinstate the 2015 nuclear pact.

The water, left over from the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear disaster in 2011, is currently stored in huge tanks. But space is running out.

When I arrived in the U.S. I was really failing to thrive. Doctors said I wouldn't have lived past the age of ten if I had stayed in Ukraine.

The Iranian government uses blackmail and aggression to bully its way through the international system.

U.S. interests diverge from those of the Gulf states and deescalating tensions with Iran should be the primary objective.

Estimated costs have soared by 45 percent since 2014, with auditors finding that one site near Los Angeles could cost almost $800 million.

The Bulgarian mystic is said to have foreseen the 9/11 attacks years before her death. So, what did she claim would happen in the upcoming year?

Iran's Ministry of Defense confirmed that terrorists killed Mohsen Fakhrizadeh on Friday.

The Arctic sea ice minimum reached its second lowest ever level recorded in September.

For 75 years and counting, the courage of the Hibakusha kept the worst and most destructive instincts of world leaders at bay.

"It makes sense for North Korea to build up the sister now. Kim Jong Un's kids are too young to succeed him over the next 20 years," Professor Sung-Yoon Lee said.

German officials described the move as being an "important milestone" in the nation's energy transition, which aims to see all nuclear reactors in the county being taken offline by the end of 2022.

Discovery could have implications for future geoengineering research into influencing rain.

As space runs out at the plant, experts have urged the Japanese government to begin releasing filtered water from Fukushima into the sea or air.

Researchers created a type of diamond that can generate a small electrical current when placed in close proximity to radioactive material. Could it be a new energy source?

Almost a decade after the nuclear disaster, wildlife photos show the site is becoming a hotbed of local wildlife.

Scientists have used satellite data to determine the size of the bomb North Korea detonated in 2017. Results suggest it could have been twice as powerful as U.S. intelligence predicted at the time.

An investigation by The Los Angeles Times and Columbia University's Graduate School of Journalism found the dome is barely holding it together as it is. Rising sea levels could tip it over the edge.

Gorbachev signed several pivotal anti-nuclear proliferation agreements with the U.S. during his time as the last leader of the Soviet Union.

Some 50 U.S. warheads are believed to be deployed at the Incirlik air base in southern Turkey, but reports this weekend suggested officials were reviewing plans for their removal.