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1. Extinguishing Prometheus’ Nuclear Flame: International Day Against Nuclear Tests
(Nuclear Abolition News and Analyses)
... in memory of the victims of nuclear testing at Semipalatinsk. Photos by Tariq Rauf. VIENNA (IDN) – The first nuclear explosive device was detonated at the Alamogordo Test Range in the New Mexico desert ...
Created on 31 August 2020
2. Extinguishing Prometheus’ Nuclear Flame: International Day Against Nuclear Tests
(Project Articles)
... in memory of the victims of nuclear testing at Semipalatinsk. Photos by Tariq Rauf. VIENNA (IDN) – The first nuclear explosive device was detonated at the Alamogordo Test Range in the New Mexico desert ...
Created on 31 August 2020
3. Looking Back at the Hiroshima and Nagasaki Nuclear Attacks on 75th Anniversary
(Nuclear Abolition News and Analyses)
... (UNITAR) Hiroshima. [2020–08-06 | 12] JAPANESE TEXT VERSION PDF VIENNA | HIROSHIMA (IDN) – On 16 July 1945, at 05:29 AM, the secrets of the atom were unlocked by detonating the world's first nuclear ...
Created on 06 August 2020
4. Looking Back at the Hiroshima and Nagasaki Nuclear Attacks on 75th Anniversary
(Project Articles)
... (UNITAR) Hiroshima. [2020–08-06 | 12] JAPANESE TEXT VERSION PDF VIENNA | HIROSHIMA (IDN) – On 16 July 1945, at 05:29 AM, the secrets of the atom were unlocked by detonating the world's first nuclear ...
Created on 06 August 2020
5. Japanese and American Catholics Take on the Bomb
(Nuclear Abolition News and Analyses)
...  WASHINGTON, DC. (IDN) -- Nagasaki is the historic centre of Japanese Catholicism. In the 16th century, beginning with the missionary visits of one of the first Jesuits, Francis Xavier, Nagasaki was the ...
Created on 01 August 2020
6. Japanese and American Catholics Take on the Bomb
(Project Articles)
...  WASHINGTON, DC. (IDN) -- Nagasaki is the historic centre of Japanese Catholicism. In the 16th century, beginning with the missionary visits of one of the first Jesuits, Francis Xavier, Nagasaki was the ...
Created on 01 August 2020
7. A Warrior for Nuclear Peace Dies But His Message Reverberates
(Nuclear Abolition News and Analyses)
... obituary that “he sounded alarms about how easy it is to start a nuclear attack and about the lack of safeguards. A leading voice for nuclear arms control, he pushed for countries to adopt a no-first-use ...
Created on 28 July 2020
8. A Warrior for Nuclear Peace Dies But His Message Reverberates
(Project Articles)
... obituary that “he sounded alarms about how easy it is to start a nuclear attack and about the lack of safeguards. A leading voice for nuclear arms control, he pushed for countries to adopt a no-first-use ...
Created on 28 July 2020
9. Political and Security Implications of a New NATO Strategy in the Making
(Nuclear Abolition News and Analyses)
By Xanthe Hall The writer belongs to IPPNW Germany. This article first appeared on IPPNW Peace & Health Blog. Please click here for the original link. Photo: Chair of Joint Chiefs of Staff, Gen. ...
Created on 17 July 2020
10. Trump and Senator Cotton Embrace Enhanced Testing & Face Kilotons of Surprises
(Nuclear Abolition News and Analyses)
... as well as support from disciplines such as security and publicity. If the US decided to take such a step it would first have to decide what to test. There are two highly competitive nuclear weapons ...
Created on 14 July 2020
11. Trump and Senator Cotton Embrace Enhanced Testing & Face Kilotons of Surprises
(Project Articles)
... as well as support from disciplines such as security and publicity. If the US decided to take such a step it would first have to decide what to test. There are two highly competitive nuclear weapons ...
Created on 14 July 2020
12. Young Leaders Across Northeast Asia Tackle Challenging Security Questions
(Nuclear Abolition News and Analyses)
... of Mongolia at their previous workshop on youth, peace and security, entitled “Perspectives for Dialogues in Northeast Asia”. Held in Ulaanbaatar in June 2019, this first-of-its-kind workshop contributed ...
Created on 10 July 2020
13. Rethinking Security: Nuclear Sharing in Europe in the Time of the COVID-19 Pandemic
(Nuclear Abolition News and Analyses)
By Angelika Claussen Image credit: ICAN Dr. Claussen, a specialist in psychiatry and psychotherapy, is IPPNW’s Regional Vice President for Europe. This article first appeared on IPPNW Peace & Health ...
Created on 07 July 2020
14. Okinawa Governor Refuses to Host Prohibited U.S. Nuclear Missiles
(Nuclear Abolition News and Analyses)
... ranges of 500 to 5,500 kilometres. It was the first arms-control treaty to abolish an entire category of weapons systems. Besides, two protocols to the agreement established unprecedented procedures ...
Created on 27 June 2020
15. Okinawa Governor Refuses to Host Prohibited U.S. Nuclear Missiles
(Project Articles)
... ranges of 500 to 5,500 kilometres. It was the first arms-control treaty to abolish an entire category of weapons systems. Besides, two protocols to the agreement established unprecedented procedures ...
Created on 27 June 2020
16. Combating the Threat of Nuclear Weapons Needs 'Responsible' Media
(Nuclear Abolition News and Analyses)
 Viewpoint by Dr J. Enkhsaikhan The writer is former Permanent Representative of Mongolia to the United Nations, and Chairman of Blue Banner NGO.  ULAANBAATAR (IDN) – The first half of 2020 has ...
Created on 26 June 2020
17. Combating the Threat of Nuclear Weapons Needs 'Responsible' Media
(Project Articles)
 Viewpoint by Dr J. Enkhsaikhan The writer is former Permanent Representative of Mongolia to the United Nations, and Chairman of Blue Banner NGO.  ULAANBAATAR (IDN) – The first half of 2020 has ...
Created on 26 June 2020
18. Time to Act on Dr King’s Call to Tackle Evils of Racism, Economic Exploitation, and War
(Nuclear Abolition News and Analyses)
... it was the Soviet Union, not the United States, which first instituted a moratorium on nuclear testing under Gorbachev in 1989, when the Kazakhs, led by Kazakh poet Olzas Suleimenov, marched at the Soviet ...
Created on 15 June 2020
19. Time to Act on Dr King’s Call to Tackle Evils of Racism, Economic Exploitation, and War
(Project Articles)
... it was the Soviet Union, not the United States, which first instituted a moratorium on nuclear testing under Gorbachev in 1989, when the Kazakhs, led by Kazakh poet Olzas Suleimenov, marched at the Soviet ...
Created on 15 June 2020
20. How Covid-19 Is Impacting Multilateral Disarmament and Arms Control
(Nuclear Abolition News and Analyses)
... and lessons learned from existing nuclear-weapon-free zones” in early July this year. We continue to support participating States in their implementation of the outcome of the first session of the Conference. ...
Created on 06 June 2020