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Disarmament

The Second Cold War is coming

By Roberto Savio* It will be quite different from the one with the Soviet Union While the Coronavirus has rightly taken much of our attention, a fundamental geopolitical realignment has been taking shape in the world, and it will become… Continue Reading →

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Arms race continues unabated with astonishing weapons

By Nadia Batok* – Wall Street International There are no signs of a halt There are no signs of a halt to the arms race… on the contrary, production of the most modern 5th and 6th generation technological weapons and the most… Continue Reading →

Armed conflicts, Disarmament, militarization, Peace, Radical extremism, Violence

The nuclear bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki A 75th Anniversary By Devnet International

by DEVNET JAPAN Exactly 75 years have passed since the day our city was assaulted by the nuclear bomb. Despite the passing of three quarters of a century, we are still living in the world where nuclear weapons exisit. Just… Continue Reading →

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Iran Announces New Nuclear Deal Breach

By Kelsey Davenport Julia Masterson (*) WASHINGTON DC, Jan 10 2020 (IPS) – Iran announced its fifth breach of the 2015 nuclear deal Jan. 5, stating that it “discards the last key component of its operational limitations” put in place… Continue Reading →

Armed conflicts, Disarmament, Human Rights, Politics, Religion, Violence

The Moral Responsibility for Arms Trade

By Blerim Mustafa* What matters more: ethics or profit? GENEVA, Aug 8 2019 (IPS) – “I don’t want to see a single war millionaire created in the United States as a result of this world disaster.” 1 These were the… Continue Reading →

Armed conflicts, Disarmament, Human Rights, militarization, Violence

The El Paso Shooting and the Virality of Evil

Andrew Marantz* – The New Yorker Shortly after 10 a.m. on Saturday, an unsigned document was posted to 8chan, a site that calls itself “the darkest reaches of the Internet.” Its author appeared to be a twenty-one-year-old white man from near Dallas,… Continue Reading →

Disarmament, Racism, Terrorism, Violence

Why the Arms Trade Treaty Matters – and Why It Matters That the US Is Walking Away

By Pablo Arrocha Olabuenaga – Just Security (*) It was not surprising or unexpected when President Donald Trump announced that the United States would “withdraw” from the Arms Trade Treaty (ATT) in an April 26 address to the National Rifle… Continue Reading →

Armed conflicts, Disarmament, Human Rights, Intelligence, militarization, Neo-liberalism, Politics, Violence

The Truth-Teller: From the Pentagon Papers to the Doomsday Machine

Daniel Ellsberg* – Great Transition Initiative April 2019 The growth of the military-industrial complex poses an existential threat to humanity. Daniel Ellsberg, peace activist and Vietnam War whistleblower discusses with Tellus Senior Fellow Allen White the continuing existential threat posed… Continue Reading →

Armed conflicts, Disarmament, Human Rights, militarization, Populism, Violence

Eminent Buddhist Leader Urges Halt to Nuclear Weapons and Killer Robots

By Ramesh Jaura* BERLIN | TOKYO (IDN) – In the run-up to the forthcoming round of crucial talks on the non-proliferation of nuclear weapons, Buddhist philosopher, educator and a staunch advocate of nuclear disarmament, Dr. Daisaku Ikeda, has called for… Continue Reading →

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