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Croatian parliament backs radioactive waste site near Bosnia border
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Tajikistan’s power shortages “have become a full-blown crisis”
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€100mn battery park completed, second facility underway in Estonia
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Croatia’s Dalekovod wins €19.7mn contract to build North Macedonia-Albania power link
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Kazakhstan adds nuclear-energy training to Bolashak international scholarship programme
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Poland wins breakthrough EU clearance for nuclear project funding
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