Faced with repeated energy crises and strained alliances, the European Union is once again turning to nuclear power as a path to greater self-sufficiency. This resurgence has, however, been constrained by a fragile and complex uranium supply network shaped by both allies and rivals. While Russia maintains a stubborn foothold in the nuclear fuel supply of certain Member States and instability in Niger has disrupted another major source, Europe is aggressively diversifying. By securing supply part

Two brief and thorough essays on the Channel's recent electoral season.

Part III of a series of specials on the EU Elections, written by the members of the Europe Focus Group