The Italian government has adopted a law to reintroduce nuclear power almost 40 years after it was banned by referendum.

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Italy's government on Friday adopted a law paving the way for a return to nuclear energy almost 40 years after it was banned by referendum, in what Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni described as a step towards energy security and self-sufficiency.

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