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.

2008
North American Edition (.pdf files) 

Nuclear Monitor #681. Nuclear Lobby at Poznan COP-14: Sneak in Through the Back Door. December 22, 2008
Nuclear Monitor #680. E.U.: Deadlock Over Common Nuclear Safety Rules Remains. December 4, 2008.
Nuclear Monitor #679. Sweden: Cracked Control Rods; Gaping Holes in the 'Culture of Safety'. November 13, 2008.
Nuclear Monitor #678. A Green New Deal: Joined-up policies to solve the triple crunch of the credit crisis, climate change and high oil prices. October 15, 2008.
Nuclear Monitor #677. Sarkozy's "Tour De Nucleaire". September 25, 2008.
Nuclear Monitor #676. Switzerland: Ageing Nuclear Plants and a Referendum for 2011. September 4, 2008.
Nuclear Monitor #675. France: Leaks and Actions. July 18, 2008
Nuclear Monitor #674. India: Lower Output Due to Uranium Shortage; Decision on Indo-US Deal Soon. June 26, 2008
Nuclear Monitor #673. Flamanville EPR Construction Suspended. June 5, 2008
Nuclear Monitor #672. Canada: Ban on Uranium Mining in British Columbia. May 15, 2008
Nuclear Monitor #670. Sellafield Mox Fuel Plant Produces Almost Nothing. March 27, 2008
Nuclear Monitor # 668-669. Special edition. Mined U. Financing of new uranium mines.
Nuclear Monitor #667. U.K.: Sharp Rise In Decommissioning Costs. February 21, 2008
Nuclear Monitor #665. Yucca Mountain Project "Going For Broke" In Last Year Of Bush Presidency. January 17, 2008

2007
North American Edition (.pdf files) 

Nuclear Monitor #664. German Study: More Childhood Cancer Near Nuclear Power Plants. December 20, 2007
Nuclear Monitor #663. China's Emerging Antinuclear Movement. November 29, 2007
Nuclear Monitor #662. The Ghost of Soviet Nuclear Returning. November 8, 2007
Nuclear Monitor #661. Mafia Clan Connected With Trafficking Nuclear Waste. October 11, 2007
Nuclear Monitor #660. Hot Particles at Dounreay. September 20, 2007
Nuclear Monitor #659. The Perils of Nonproliferation Amnesia. September 6, 2007
Nuclear Monitor #658. Indigenous People in Canada Resist Uranium Exploration. July 13, 2007
Nuclear Monitor #657.Thorp: Sending Waste to Customers After Virtual Reprocessing. June 21, 2007.
Nuclear Monitor #656. South Carolina Says No to Country's Radioactive Waste. May 18, 2007.
Nuclear Monitor #655. California: Nuclear Revival Dies in Committee. May 3, 2007
Nuclear Monitor #654. Japan's Nuclear Industry Plagued by Scandals. Power Companies But Also Government not Qualified to Operate Nuclear Reactors. April 20, 2007
Nuclear Monitor #653.URENCO: Waste Dumping in Russia. March 19, 2007
Nuclear Monitor #652. India: Protests Against Koodankulam Nuclear Project. February 8, 2007
Nuclear Monitor #651. Nuclear Belgium, Present and Futur. January 12, 2007

2006
North American Edition (.pdf files) 

Nuclear Monitor #650. Bulgaria Tries to Abuse Kozludoy 3 and 4 Closures Bulgaria Tries to Abuse Kozludoy 3 and 4. December 15, 2006
Nuclear Monitor #649. Former Safety Chief Blows Whistle on Poor Safety Culture. September 6, 2006.
Nuclear Monitor #648. Gruesome Eight to Strike Again. July 14, 2006.
Nuclear Monitor #647. INES 2 Accident at Kozloduy. June 30, 2006.
Nuclear Monitor #645-646. The Chernobyl Legacy. June 9, 2006.
Nuclear Monitor #644. Nuclear Power - Myth and Reality. April 21, 2006.
Nuclear Monitor #643. Radioactive Wreck: The Unfolding Disaster of U.S. Irradiated Nuclear Fuel Policies. Special report from NIRS' Nuclear Monitor. March 17, 2006.
Nuclear Monitor #642. February 24, 2005: Nuclear Relapse Goes Global.
Nuclear Monitor #641. January 27, 2005: Utah Wilderness Victory Hinders Radioactive Waste Dump.