The ITER project in Provence aims to demonstrate nuclear fusion at an industrial scale, involving collaboration from over 30 countries. The project, which began in 2006, focuses on building the world's largest magnetic confinement chamber to generate net energy through fusion, a process that combines atomic nuclei to release energy. Despite its potential advantages over fission, including safety and waste management, the project faces significant challenges, including delays and budget overruns. The success of ITER is seen as crucial for future clean energy solutions amidst climate change concerns. Teljes cikk (Euronews.com)