
Italy’s Nuclear Comeback: A Matter of Sovereignty
Forty years after abandoning nuclear energy, Italy is embracing it again to secure its energy future and strengthen industrial competitiveness.

Forty years after abandoning nuclear energy, Italy is embracing it again to secure its energy future and strengthen industrial competitiveness.

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