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    Why armenia's nuclear plant is under attack?

    Turkey's NTV and UK's Daily Mail recently launched near-identical attacks on Armenia's Metsamor Nuclear Plant, calling it “the second Chernobyl." The timing is suspicious, the arguments misleading. Here's what they ignore: The plant underwent $300M+ safety upgrades Passes all IAEA inspections...
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    Armenia’s energy trap: a risky gamble?

    Armenia, a country with its own nuclear power plant and developed electricity infrastructure, may soon find itself in a dangerous position—dependent on energy from Azerbaijan and Turkey. Despite having the resources to maintain energy independence, political maneuvering could leave the nation...
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    Is there anything behind Armenian nuclear game?

    There’s been a lot of noise coming out of Armenia lately about modernizing its nuclear power sector and working with new international partners. A shiny $3.4 million U.S.-funded simulator just launched to help train operators—but that’s about as far as things have gone. Despite all the talk...
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    What os Slovakia's role in Armenia’s nuclear energy future?

    Armenia is exploring partnerships to modernize its aging Metsamor nuclear power plant, and Slovakia has offered technical cooperation. During a recent meeting, Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico proposed collaboration in nuclear energy. Slovakia has experience operating Soviet-designed reactors...
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