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International Atomic Energy Agency · Istanbul

European and Iranian diplomats meet in Istanbul as return of sanctions looms over nuclear deadlock

42% Left coverage: 129 sources

Talks between Iranian and European diplomats in Istanbul ended Friday with the sides agreeing to meet again to seek to unpick the deadlock over Tehran’s nuclear program.See the Story

Israel-Hamas Conflict · Gaza

AFP journalists warn their ‘last reporters will die’ working in current Gaza conditions

53% Left coverage: 115 sources

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Ukraine War · Russia

Russia and Ukraine agree prisoner swap, but little other progress in Istanbul talks

39% Left coverage: 56 sources

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Iran’s foreign minister: US strikes ‘destroyed’ nuclear facilities

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Iran’s foreign minister: US strikes ‘destroyed’ nuclear facilities

Low coverage from Right Sources

AFP journalists warn their ‘last reporters will die’ working in current Gaza conditions

East Suffolk Council Statement following Sizewell C Final Investment Decision announcement

East Suffolk Council 22nd July 2025, https://www.eastsuffolk.gov.uk/news/sizewell-c-final-investment-east-suffolk-council-statement/ A statement from Cllr Tom Daly, East Suffolk Council’s Cabinet Member for Energy Projects, following confirmation by the government of Final Investment Decision for the construction of the Sizewell C Nuclear Power Station: “East Suffolk Council acknowledges today’s decision by government on the Final Investment De…Suffolk, England · Suffolk Read Article

Why Starmer’s nuclear power push raises cancer fears.

The UK is investing £14.2bn in a new Sizewell plant and £2.5bn in small nuclear reactors. In 1942, the Mallinckrodt Chemical Works in Missouri, US, wasprocessing uranium for the first atomic bomb. It ran out of space for itsradioactive waste and moved it to an open air storage site near ColdwaterCreek, north of St Louis. More than 80 years later, Harvard University hasfound that communities living near the creek, a tributary of the MissouriRiver…Seascale · Seascale Read Article

Ed Miliband admits Sizewell C cost has almost doubled to £38bn

New power station approved despite costs almost doubling from an estimate made fiveyears ago. Ed Miliband has admitted Sizewell C will cost at least £38bn tobuild as he gave final approval for the construction of the nuclear powerstation. The Energy Secretary took the final investment decision on thecontroversial power station on Tuesday. The site will take at least a decade to build. The Government confirmed the project will cost £38bn in 2024 …England · England Read Article

Ed Miliband admits Sizewell C cost has almost doubled to £38bn

How Britain enticed investors to back its costly new nuclear plant.

Taxpayers will bear most of the cost and risk, while most of the funding isin the form of government loans. It has attracted private sector investmentfrom the likes of Centrica and La Caisse, but the UK taxpayer will bearmost of the cost and risk associated with the project, and most of thefunding will be in the form of government loans. La Caisse said it was “thrilled” to be one of the investors, while Centrica was“delighted” the project was mo…Taxes · United Kingdom Read Article

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