by Oppenheimer Team | Apr 10, 2026 | Updates
New From Us: Senior Director Theo Kalionzes represented the Oppenheimer Project at NEI’s Nuclear Communications Forum in Washington D.C. this week, joining experts from Boundary Stone Partners and Blue Energy on a panel called “From Main Street to Wall Street:...
by Oppenheimer Team | Apr 3, 2026 | Updates
Iran’s FM Confirms Contact with US Envoy Witkoff, Denies Talks Under Way Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi confirmed direct contact with the United States but insisted this did not constitute negotiations, telling Al Jazeera: “I receive messages from Witkoff...
by Lucas Ruiz | Mar 27, 2026 | Updates
Finland Moves to Allow Hosting of Nuclear Weapons Finland is moving to lift its long-standing legal ban on hosting nuclear weapons within Finnish territory which dates back to 1987. This move comes amid intensifying debate in Europe over the role of nuclear...
by Oppenheimer Team | Mar 20, 2026 | Updates
New From Us: Co-Executive Director Karen Pak Oppenheimer participated in the second Nuclear Energy Summit in Paris last week. Something in the policy discourse shifted at that gathering, and it matters for anyone working on clean energy abundance. 38 countries...
by Oppenheimer Team | Mar 13, 2026 | Updates
China Hopes 2026 Will be A ‘Landmark Year’ For Relationship With US Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi told reporters on the sidelines of an annual meeting of China’s ceremonial legislature that 2026 is a “big year” for the relationship between his country and the...
by Oppenheimer Team | Mar 7, 2026 | Updates
IAEA Confirms Building’s Damaged at Iran’s Natanz Nuclear Facility Amid the ongoing U.S.-Israeli offensive against the Iranian Republic, the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) announced that while buildings and entrances to the underground portion of the Natanz...
