Nuclear Test Fallout

The DPRK’s recent third nuclear test implies that without domestic reform the country’s denuclearization will be hard to achieve.THE testing of a nuclear device on February 12, 2013 by the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea (DPRK) has plunged the Korean Peninsula into crisis once more.     

Nuclear Deadlock

<正>How long until the North Korean nuclear issue is solved?The security situation in the Korean Peninsula is perpetually unstable.In August,a landmine blast on a military demarcation linebetween North Korea and South Korea triggered enormous stress before ending in an agreement between the two governments.     

Nuclear Assessment

In President Barack Obama's State of the Union address in January 2009,he called for the building of "a new generation of safe,clean nuclear power plants" This was followed by his highprofile speech in Prague in April 2009,in which he noted the need "to harness the power of nuclear energy on behalf of our efforts to combat climate change."In December 2009 in Copenhagen,he pledged the United States will reduce carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions 17 percent from 2005 levels by 2020.     

No Nuclear Worries

<正>China National Nuclear Corp.will learn lessons from the Fukushima accident while expanding its operations As Japan’s Fukushima nuclear crisis sparks a global debate over nuclear safety,China National Nuclear Corp.(CNNC),the country’s largest nuclear power operator,comes under     

Addressing Nuclear Security

<正>Nations should step up cooperation on establishing an international nuclear security system under the UN framework     

Nuclear Security Commitments

正The Fourth Nuclear Security Summit—to be held in Washington,D.C.from March31 to April 1—will be of particular importance with regards to the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea’s recent announcement that it will conduct a nuclear warhead explosion test and the fifth anniversary of the Fukushima nuclear power plant accident in March.President Xi Jinping will attend the summit and elaborate on the global nuclear security situation and China’s nuclear security concept.     

Safeguarding Nuclear Development

正The Seoul Nuclear Security Summit advances the nuclear security and safety agenda amid numerous challenges Representatives from more than 50 countries and four international organizations-the UN,the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA),the EU and the International Criminal Police Organization-attended the Second Nuclear     

Ensuring Nuclear Safety

<正>The Fukushima accident precipitates overall safety inspection by China Guangdong Nuclear Power Holding Corp The Fukushima nuclear accident in Japan had barely made headlines around the world when China Guangdong Nuclear Power Holding Corp.(CGNPC),a nuclear power magnate in China,organized     

Safeguarding Nuclear Safety

<正>The State Council, China's cabinet, recently approved the release of a revised edition of the National Nuclear Emergency Contingency Plan. Following the latest release, the Central Government has also carried out a week-long activity to strengthen nuclear safety education nationwide.     

The Nuclear Shadow

正New thinking required to solve the security dilemma in Korean Peninsula The nuclear test conducted in its northeastern area by North Korea on September 9 added to growing tensions in the region.So far,North Korea has carried out five nuclear tests.Talks on     

A Secure Nuclear Future

正Seoul summit brings world together on nuclear security Nuclear power can be a gift or a curse, depending on whether it is used as a clean energy source or a destructive weapon. Nuclear power is still an important source of irreplaceable clean energy. Therefore, the best way is to maximize its advantage in civilian use while protecting nuclear security.     

Nuclear Power To Continue

Nuclear power is a good choice for clean energy, but China must ensure its safe use The first unit of the Hongyanhe Nuclear Power Station in Dalian, Liaoning Province began operation at 3:09 p.m.on February 17.     

Nuclear Power in China

China's vigorous efforts to propel development of nuclear power are paying off as the country's nuclear power sector advances at an amazing pace. At present, China has set up three enormous nuclear power bases, one each in Qinshan of Zhejiang Province, Dayawan of Guangdong     

Playing With Nuclear Fire

正China expresses concerns over North Korea’s hydrogen bomb test Pyongyang once again shocked the world with its earthquake-triggering nuclear test.China’s earthquake-monitoring agency reported that the nuclear test conducted by the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea(DPRK)on January 6 even shook some places in northeast China which border the DPRK.