OTTAWA – In a move signaling one of the most significant shifts in North American energy policy in a generation, the Government of Canada has officially unveiled a comprehensive national strategy to dramatically expand its nuclear power capacity. The plan, titled the "National Nuclear Energy Strategy," outlines the construction of up to t
The Algorithmic Arms Race: How AI Eclipsed Nuclear Weapons at the Shangri-La Dialogue
SINGAPORE — For decades, the specter of nuclear annihilation has served as the ultimate boundary of global strategic discourse. At the annual Shangri-La Dialogue, the Indo-Pacific’s premier defense summit, the "shadow of the mushroom cloud" has traditionally dictated the terms of stability. However, the 2026 summit, held from May 29 to 31
The 90% Paradox: Why the World Discards Nuclear Fuel with Vast Energy Potential Unchecked
In the global quest for carbon-neutral baseload power, nuclear energy remains a cornerstone of the transition. However, a glaring inefficiency haunts the industry: the standard lifecycle of a nuclear fuel rod. Currently, when a fuel rod is removed from a reactor and labeled as "spent," it still contains approximately 90% of its potential
