Cost overruns and declining credibility threaten to derail Tokyo’s nuclear export ambitions.

Pyongyang's decision to restart the reactor at Yongbyon isn't a surprise.

The 1985 U.S.-China civil nuclear cooperation agreement will likely be renewed after passing the review of U.S. lawmakers.

Moscow is hurrying to secure new markets as China emerges as a competing supplier.

Nuclear non-proliferation has become Astana's international calling card.

Beijing is rapidly seeking to expand its nuclear power industry. The Chinese public isn't so sure.

Anti-nuclear protesters have taken to the streets of Taipei to demand the end of atomic energy on the island.

A new leak of contaminated water underscores just how difficult the 4 decade decommissioning process will be.

With energy imports a drag on the economy, Abe must convince Japan to embrace nuclear power again.

To revive confidence and reduce the trade deficit, Abe has aggressively promoted Japan’s nuclear exports.

Faced with mounting corruption at home and resistance abroad, can Seoul’s nuclear energy industry power ahead?

Visits to New Delhi by Francois Hollande and David Cameron highlight India’s growing importance for Europe.

A government official claims China will have 41 nuclear power units operating by 2015, with an additional 20 plants being built.

Tokyo is expected to enter into its third recession since 2008 at the same time voters go to the polls next month.

Nuclear cooperation will top the agenda of Australian Prime Minister Gillard’s trip to India next week.

Strategic and economic considerations seem to be bringing New Delhi and Seoul closer together.