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1. Europeans Should Refuse to Go MAD Again
(Nuclear Abolition News and Analyses)
... useful to Trump for getting him elected the first time round because Hilary Clinton would have been far harder on Russia. In the next general election, given that there will be no clone of Hillary Clinton ...
Created on 07 August 2019
2. Australia Urged to Sign & Ratify the Nuclear Weapons Ban Treaty
(Nuclear Abolition News and Analyses)
... including the Koonibba mission near Ceduna in South Australia, where Sue lived with her five sisters, two brothers and her extended family. “The radiation from the first atomic bomb called ‘Totem 1’ ...
Created on 07 August 2019
3. Australia Urged to Sign & Ratify the Nuclear Weapons Ban Treaty
(Project Articles)
... including the Koonibba mission near Ceduna in South Australia, where Sue lived with her five sisters, two brothers and her extended family. “The radiation from the first atomic bomb called ‘Totem 1’ ...
Created on 07 August 2019
4. CEND Is Creating the Conditions to ‘Never Disarm’ – 74 Years Since Hiroshima, Nagasaki
(Nuclear Abolition News and Analyses)
... it will leave Moscow and Washington without any bilateral nuclear arms control treaty in over a half-century and likely lead to a dangerous new nuclear arms race. For the first time in the history of Soviet/Russian-U.S. ...
Created on 05 August 2019
5. Nuclear Disarmament Through the Vortex of Global Concern
(Nuclear Abolition News and Analyses)
... to ensure safety alone, which in the first place provided the immediate rationale for their acquisition or production, but, often, to seek to achieve an advantage over others perceived as rivals or competitors. ...
Created on 04 August 2019
6. China Holds Firm on No First Use of Nuclear Weapons, Misses U.S. Assurances
(Nuclear Abolition News and Analyses)
... analyst at the Union of Concerned Scientists (UCS). The following was first published at UCS's blog on July 24, 2019. CLAREMONT, CA, USA (IDN | UCS) – Ever since I took this job 17 years ago U.S. colleagues ...
Created on 03 August 2019
7. INF Treaty’s Demise Opens Door to a Dangerous Arms Race
(Nuclear Abolition News and Analyses)
... the world’s two largest nuclear arsenals for the first time in nearly five decades. Extending New START would provide a necessary foundation and additional time for any follow-on deal with Russia that ...
Created on 02 August 2019
8. Growing Concern about US-Russian Disarmament Treaties
(Project Articles)
... nuclear arms agreement between the U.S and Russia. If President Trump pulls out of that treaty as well or allows it to lapse, it will be the first time since 1972 that the two countries will be operating ...
Created on 31 July 2019
9. Growing Concern about US-Russian Disarmament Treaties
(Nuclear Abolition News and Analyses)
... nuclear arms agreement between the U.S and Russia. If President Trump pulls out of that treaty as well or allows it to lapse, it will be the first time since 1972 that the two countries will be operating ...
Created on 31 July 2019
10. NATO Chief Should Urge USA to Work with Russia For Arms Control
(Nuclear Abolition News and Analyses)
Viewpoint by Daryl G. Kimball The writer is Executive Director of the Arms Control Association. This article first appeared on July 15 on the organization's website. WASHINGTO, DC (IDN-INPS) – Russian ...
Created on 21 July 2019
11. Warheads to Windmills: 3 Ways to Address Climate Emergency
(Nuclear Abolition News and Analyses)
... arms races and on “modernizing” their nuclear stockpiles and targeting each other instead of working together to solve the climate crisis. A significant first step toward the necessary cooperation would ...
Created on 12 July 2019
12. What After the Trump-Kim Meeting at the Demilitarized Zone?
(Nuclear Abolition News and Analyses)
... last-minute invitation to meet with Kim at the border and then crossing into North Korea – a first for a sitting U.S. president – may have been the symbolic gesture Kim needed to agree to resume talks. ...
Created on 03 July 2019
13. Caribbean States Vow to Facilitate Swift Entry into Force of Nuclear Ban Treaty
(Nuclear Abolition News and Analyses)
... its partners around the world. For these relentless efforts, ICAN was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize 2017. ICAN and its partners continue to campaign for at least additional 28 ratifications as a first ...
Created on 30 June 2019
14. Caribbean States Vow to Facilitate Swift Entry into Force of Nuclear Ban Treaty
(Project Articles)
... its partners around the world. For these relentless efforts, ICAN was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize 2017. ICAN and its partners continue to campaign for at least additional 28 ratifications as a first ...
Created on 30 June 2019
15. Trump Should Beware of Bolton’s Bid to Sabotage START
(Nuclear Abolition News and Analyses)
By Daryl G. Kimball This analysis by Daryl G. Kimball, Executive Director of the Arms Control Association (ACA) first appeared on June 28, 2019 in ArmsControl.org WASHINGTON, DC (IDN-INPS) – Last ...
Created on 29 June 2019
16. NPT Review Conference Will Benefit from CTBT's Entry into Force
(Nuclear Abolition News and Analyses)
... CTBTO already provides a level of nuclear test detection capability that few thought would be possible when the Treaty was first negotiated. Over 90% of CTBT facilities have been built and transmit data, ...
Created on 24 June 2019
17. Trump Administration Should Rethink its Failing Iran Policy
(Nuclear Abolition News and Analyses)
... enriched uranium and will cross the limit of 300 kilograms of uranium gas enriched to that level set by the nuclear deal in 10 days. Iran first threatened to breach this cap May 8, one year after ...
Created on 18 June 2019
18. U.S. Accusations Against Iran Not Without Risk
(Nuclear Abolition News and Analyses)
... role” in fostering peace and stability in the Middle East. [It was the first visit by a Japanese leader since 1978.] Abe said he expects Iran to “remain committed” to the nuclear deal and he expressed ...
Created on 14 June 2019
19. 1995 NPT Review and Extension Conference in Retrospect
(Nuclear Abolition News and Analyses)
... nuclear weapons states to fulfill their nuclear disarmament obligations under the treaty, rather than continuing indefinitely to ignore those obligations, as they had done for the first 25 years of the ...
Created on 10 June 2019
20. The Story of a Nuclear Test Veteran
(Nuclear Abolition News and Analyses)
... for the very first time, as there is a lack of recorded testimonies available on the nuclear tests and the illnesses the veterans suffered from radioactive pollution. Watch The Atomic Soldiers [IDN-InDepthNews ...
Created on 30 May 2019