Arms control
The United States has been silent on the issue of nuclear testing since 1992, when a bipartisan majority of Congress mandated a nuclear test moratorium. This move was reinforced by the Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty (CTBT) of 1996, signed by nearly all the world's nations, including the five
Arms control
The United States has been silent on the issue of nuclear testing since 1992, when a bipartisan majority of Congress mandated a nuclear test moratorium. This move was reinforced by the Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty (CTBT) of 1996, signed by nearly all the world's nations, including the five
Arms control
The United States has been silent on the issue of nuclear testing since 1992, when a bipartisan majority of Congress mandated a nuclear test moratorium. This move was reinforced by the Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty (CTBT) of 1996, signed by nearly all the world's nations, including the five
Arms control
The United States has been silent on the issue of nuclear testing since 1992, when a bipartisan majority of Congress mandated a nuclear test moratorium. This move was reinforced by the Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty (CTBT) of 1996, signed by nearly all the world's nations, including the five
Arms control
The United States has been silent on the issue of nuclear testing since 1992, when a bipartisan majority of Congress mandated a nuclear test moratorium. This move was reinforced by the Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty (CTBT) of 1996, signed by nearly all the world's nations, including the five
Arms control
The United States has been silent on the issue of nuclear testing since 1992, when a bipartisan majority of Congress mandated a nuclear test moratorium. This move was reinforced by the Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty (CTBT) of 1996, signed by nearly all the world's nations, including the five
Arms control
United States Senator for Massachusetts Ed Markey introduced the No Nuclear Testing Act, aimed at preventing the Trump administration from restarting nuclear testing in the country. Senator Markey expressed concerns over President Trump's directive for the Department of Defense to test nuclear weapons on an equal basis with
Antisemitism
Amidst a flurry of diplomatic developments, with France, Canada, Australia, and potentially Britain set to recognize a Palestinian state at the United Nations General Assembly, little will be achieved to help actual Palestinians. The likes of Mark Ruffalo and Cynthia Nixon, who have signed a public letter boycotting Israeli film
Nuclear proliferation
The military operation against Iran's nuclear sites has been hailed as a success, with a ceasefire agreement announced on Monday. However, experts warn that this is not the end of the conflict. The Iranian regime is likely to regroup and rearm, and the threat of nuclear proliferation remains.
Nuclear proliferation
Despite decades of efforts to prevent nuclear proliferation, the situation has become increasingly dire due to recent attacks on Iran by the US and Israel. The damage inflicted on Iran's nuclear facilities has not eliminated its potential to develop nuclear weapons, leaving experts like Daryl Kimball, executive director
Nuclear proliferation
Recent US airstrikes on Iran's nuclear facilities have severely undermined the global nuclear non-proliferation regime, according to Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov. The strikes, which targeted Iran's Fordo, Natanz, and Isfahan nuclear sites, have raised questions about the future of the "nuclear club." Peskov warned
Nuclear proliferation
Western media outlets often portray Iran's nuclear program as a threat to world peace while downplaying apartheid Israel's nuclear arsenal. This biased coverage is rooted in Israel's policy of "nuclear ambiguity" and lack of international inspection or safeguards. The media's
