The nuclear security forum in Vienna begins, with the Japanese atomic crisis and international safety dominating the talks. A full report on the situation in the disaster-hit country is to be presented later today. It's expected to slam the Japanese government for underestimating risks facing Fukushima's nuclear plant, and for a slow response to the events. Russia Today's Sean Thomas visited a city just outside the no-go zone, where radiation levels are well above safety limits.

The earthquake and the tsunami were natural tragedies. But this week Humberto DaSilva argues the Japanese, and General Electric, that designed the Fukushima nuclear plant, should have known better than to locate it on the beach by an ocean fault. But the Fukushima nuclear plant is a memorandum on nuclear safety even for Ontario...