In January 2002, NIRS and WISE merged the Nuclear Monitor and WISE News Communique into a new Nuclear Monitor. The Nuclear Monitor now has an international edition (available in English on the WISE website), a North American Edition, Spanish, Ukrainian and Japanese Editions. Note, articles in the different editions may not always be the same.

2005
North American Edition (.pdf files)

Nuclear Monitor #640. December 23, 2005: Illegal Operations at
Leningrad NPP Result in fatality.
Nuclear Monitor #639. December 9, 2005: Swedish Renewables Can
Replace Nuclear by 2020.
Nuclear Monitor #638. November 18, 2005: Concerns Over Uranium
Mining in Malawi.
Nuclear Monitor #637. November 4, 2005: Japanese Government Endorses New.Nuclear Energy Policy.
Nuclear Monitor #635-636. October 14, 2005: U.S. NRC Staff Urge Rejection of Dubious Fire Protection Rulemaking.
Nuclear Monitor #634. September 16, 2005. Chernobyl Reinvented.
Nuclear Monitor #633. September 2, 2005. India: The Energy Carrot and the China Stick.
Nuclear Monitor #632. July 15, 2005. U.S. Radiation Panel: No Radiation Dose Safe.
Nuclear Monitor #630-631. June 30, 2005. The Subdies Keeping Nuclear Energy Afloat Around the World. Special issue.
Nuclear Monitor #629. June 10, 2005. US Senate to Consider Pro-nuclear Climate Change Bill.
Nuclear Monitor #628. May 27, 2005. Accident Brings Thorp on Brink of Early Closure.
Nuclear Monitor #627. May 13, 2005. Namibia: Opposition to Langer Heirich Mountain.
Nuclear Monitor #626. April 22, 2005. DPRK to Remove and Reprocess Fuel from Yongbyon.
Nuclear Monitor #625. April 8, 2005. Threats to Belene Opponent Simeonova Continue in spite of Goverment Protection Measures.
Nuclear Monitor #624. March 18, 2005. Yacca Mountain: Water Infiltration Documents Falsified. Western Shoshone National Council Filed Lawsuit.
Nuclear Monitor #623. March 4, 2005. Utah's Radioactive Roller Coaster Rider: "Hotter" Waste Dump Defeated, But "Hottest" waste Dump Advances.
Nuclear Monitor #621-622. Nuclear Power: No Solution to Climate Change January-February 2005. Special Issue.

2004
North American Edition (.pdf files) 

Nuclear Monitor #620, December 24, 2004, Brazil, Germany and the Nuclear Accord
Nuclear Monitor #619, December 3, 2004, Germany: : Leukemia Study Commission Breaks Up Over Concealment Claims
Nuclear Monitor #618, November 12, 2004, Earthquake Zone: : Japan Escapes Nuclear Disaster
Nuclear Monitor #617, October 22, 2004, Sweden: Barseäck 2 to Shut Down 2005?
Nuclear Monitor #616, October 1, 2004, U.S.: NRC Adopts“Jim Crow” Policy for Nuclear Licensing
Nuclear Monitor #615, September 17, 2004, South Korea's Reputation Tarnishing Rapidly
Nuclear Monitor #614, July 30, 2004, Pakistan: Another Nuclear White Elephant
Nuclear Monitor #612-613, July 30, 2004, U.K.: Chpelcross Permanently Closed
Nuclear Monitor #611, June 11, 2004, Shortcomings of Belene EIA and Growing Opposition
Nuclear Monitor #610, May 28, 2004, Talking Liberties: Russia Stifles Dissent
Nuclear Monitor #609, May 7, 2004, Europe Urged to Unite Against Nuclear Power
Nuclear Monitor #608, April 16, 2004, Nuclear Relapse in Central Europe: Slovakia
Nuclear Monitor #607, April 2, 2004, Russian Governmental Reforms
Nuclear Monitor #605-606, March 12, 2004, What Did We Learn from the Three Mile Island?
Nuclear Monitor #604, February 27, 2004, PBMR Business Negotiations Kill Public Debate?
Nuclear Monitor #603, February 13, 2004, The Proliferation Risks of ITER
Nuclear Monitor #602, January 30, Independent Radiation Surveys at Niger Uranium Mines Obstructed
Nuclear Monitor #601, January 9, 2004, Ukrainian Nuclear Gravy Train Set to Continue

2003
North American Edition (.pdf files) 

Nuclear Monitor #600, December 19, 2003, Buan Victorious as Waste Dump Proposal Retracted
Nuclear Monitor #599, November 28, 2003, Controvercy Over Italian Waste Burial Plan
Nuclear Monitor #596 - 598, November 14, 2003, European Nuclear Threats: Old and New (only printed version by request)
Nuclear Monitor #595, October 24, 2003, New French Regulation Makes Nuclear Industry as Secret as Military Activities
Nuclear Monitor #594, October 10, 2003, Argentina: New Efforts to Complete Atucha-2
Nuclear Monitor #593, September 26, 2003, U.S. MOX to be Fabricated at Unsafe French Cadarache Plant
Nuclear Monitor #592, September 12, 2003, Thailand: EIA Report on Gkarak Reactor Rejected
Nuclear Monitor #591, August 22, 2003, U.S. Electricity Crisis: Unfortunate but Entirely Predictable
Nuclear Monitor #590, July 11, 2003, OSPAR 2003: Exemptions for Reprocessing Industry
Nuclear Monitor #589, June 27, 2003, OSPAR 2003: Discharges Sellafield Far Away From "Close to Zero" Target
Nuclear Monitor #588, June 13, Temelin in 2003: On - Off - On - Off
Nuclear Monitor #587, May 16, 2003, Japan Goes OK Without Nukes!
Nuclear Monitor #586, April 25, 2003, Serious Incident at Hungarian PAKS-2 Reactor
Nuclear Monitor #585, April 11, 2003, Back to the Fifties: European Convention Supports Euroatom
Nuclear Monitor EXTRA, April 16, 2003, Senate Energy Bill Includes Taxpayer Funding for New Reactors
Nuclear Monitor #584, March 7, 2003, Nuclear Bombs from Low-Enriched Uranium or "Spent" Fuel
Nuclear Monitor #583, February 21, 2003, Dismantling British Energy
Nuclear Monitor #582, January 31, 2003, European Union Offers Help to Build Another Chernobyl
Nuclear Monitor #581, January 17, 2003, Swiss Incident Shows Davis-Besse Hole Is Not Unique

2002
North American Edition (.pdf files) 

Nuclear Monitor #579-80, December 20, 2002, Cernavoda-2 Finance Deal Ignores Outstanding Issues
Nuclear Monitor #578, December 6, 2002, Harrassment of Yucca Mountain Whistleblowers
Nuclear Monitor #577, November 22, 2002, Largest Ever Castor Transport to Gorleben
Nuclear Monitor #576, November 8, 2002, Nuclear Waste "Euro-Dumps"?
Nuclear Monitor #575, October 18, 2002, Taxpayer Dollars for New U.S. Reactors?
Nuclear Monitor #574, October 4, 2002, U.S. Utility Gets Green Light for Weapons Work
Nuclear Monitor #573, September 13, 2002, U.S. Nuclear Reactors - Al Qaeda's Original Target
Nuclear Monitor #572, August 30, 2002, Delays Could Prove Fatal to PBMR
Nuclear Monitor #571, July 19, 2002, Record Loss as BNFL Faces Problem of "Exploading" Waste
Nuclear Monitor #570, June 28, 2002, Yucca Mountain Showdown
Nuclear Monitor #569, June 5, 2002, Finland Parliament Approves New Reactor, Green Resign
Nuclear Monitor #568, May 17, 2002, Large Number of Undetected Cracks in the World's PWRS
Nuclear Monitor #567, May 3 2002, Exelon Pulls out of Pebblebed Project
Nuclear Monitor # 566, April 12, 2002, U.S. Approves $95 Million Aid for "Axis of Evil" Country
Nuclear Monitor #565, March 22, 2002, Milimeters from Disaster
Nuclear Monitor #564, March 8, 2002, Germany: Explosion in Brunsbuttel Reactor
Nuclear Monitor #563, February 15, 2002, Security Upgrades for U.S. Reactors; Waste Casks Vulnerable to Atack
Nuclear Monitor #562, February 1, 2002, Gambling on Yucca Mountain
Nuclear Monitor #561, January 11, 2002, To U.S. From Sweden - Irradiation.