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Prime Minister Viktor Orbán Visits President Emmanuel Macron

Hélène de Lauzun March 16, 2023

For Viktor Orbán, this meeting has a strong symbolic dimension: despite his positions, which are contrary to the majority of his European colleagues, he maintains dialogue with the West.

Late afternoon scene with view on riverbank with nuclear reactor Doel, Port of Antwerp, Belgium.

Nuclear Energy Alliance Forged Among 11 EU States

Robert Semonsen March 3, 2023

Germany, Austria, Spain, and Luxembourg remain staunchly opposed to the use and expansion of nuclear power to achieve Europe’s ambitious energy goals.

Wind mills against blue sky blending into oil derricks against orange background.

Two Visions for Europe’s Energy Reforms Clash in Stockholm

Tamás Orbán March 1, 2023

The greener member states do not want to foot the bill for others’ fossil dependence as energy ministers met for “intense” debate organized by the Council’s Swedish presidency.

Vetoes and Objections: Tenth Sanction Package Still in the Works

Tamás Orbán February 23, 2023

Enforcing sanctions requires “a lot of discipline,” said the bloc’s foreign affairs chief, Josep Borrell, as a dozen countries rejected the EU’s proposed measures against circumvention.

Outgoing Boris Johnson Goes All-in On Nuclear

Tristan Vanheuckelom September 3, 2022

In his typical sloganeering fashion, Johnson called on the nation to “go nuclear and go large, go with Sizewell C.” He appeared confident that the deal will get “over the line” in the coming weeks, saying it would “be absolute madness not to.”

Electricity Prices Soar to Record Highs in France, Germany, Nordic Countries

Robert Semonsen August 28, 2022

In the past year, alone, energy prices in France and Germany have increased by more than 1000%.

France Facing Potential Blackouts

David Boos August 5, 2022

With more than half of its nuclear power plants undergoing maintenance, France seems woefully underprepared to meet increased power demands in winter, which might make Paris the first major European capital this winter to experience blackouts.

Russia Funds Nuclear Power Abroad

Sven R. Larson August 2, 2022

Once fully operational, the plant is expected to deliver 10% of Turkey’s domestic electric needs.

Germany’s Coalition Government Tussles over Nuclear Power

Tristan Vanheuckelom August 2, 2022

With Russia’s invasion of Ukraine putting the security of gas supplies at risk, the situation has changed. Calls are now being made for the country’s three largest power stations, including the one in Bavaria, to remain open.

The Bill has Come Due for Germany and Europe

Pieter Cleppe July 26, 2022

Germany’s excessive energy dependence on Russia is not the outcome of a natural process, but rather the consequence of policies that have been irresponsibly made and artificially imposed.

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Prime Minister Viktor Orbán Visits President Emmanuel Macron

Nuclear Energy Alliance Forged Among 11 EU States

Two Visions for Europe’s Energy Reforms Clash in Stockholm

Vetoes and Objections: Tenth Sanction Package Still in the Works

Outgoing Boris Johnson Goes All-in On Nuclear

Electricity Prices Soar to Record Highs in France, Germany, Nordic Countries

France Facing Potential Blackouts

Russia Funds Nuclear Power Abroad

Germany’s Coalition Government Tussles over Nuclear Power

The Bill has Come Due for Germany and Europe

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