Egypt’s Nuclear Megaproject Faces Uncertainty As Russian Funding Squeezed
Egypt seems to be making slow progress on its Russian-funded 4.8GW Dabaa nuclear plant, where start-up from 2028 is targeted.
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Marina Lorenzini
Why Egypt’s new nuclear plant is a long-term win for Russia
By Marina Lorenzini, alumnus of The Fletcher School, and researcher at the Belfer Center in Harvard Kennedy School With 22
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Cutting power: How creative measures can end the EU’s dependence on Russian nuclear fuel
By Marina Lorenzini, Fletcher School Alumna and project coordinator at the Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs at the
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Five reasons that Russia’s nuclear exports will continue, despite sanctions and the Ukraine invasion. But for how long?
By Marina Lorenzini, Alum of The Fletcher School at Tufts University, and Francesca Giovannini By many measures, Russia’s state-controlled nuclear energy
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Nuclear Power: Energy Security, Sanctions, and the COP27 Ahead
By Marina Lorenzini, Fletcher School Alumna (January ’22) Marina Lorenzini is currently a project coordinator at the Belfer Center for
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OSCE Minsk Group: Lessons from the Past and Tasks for the Future
By Marina Lorenzini, Philip Remler, Richard Giragosian, and Sergei Rastoltsev Abstract The international community, acting through the OSCE Minsk Group,
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