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Thinking the Unthinkable on Nuclear Policy

Alyn Ware | Posted 11.05.2009 | World

Read More: Nonproliferation, Nuclear Weapons, Ban Ki-Moon, Nonproliferation Treaty, UN Security Council, Barack Obama, Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty, North Korea, World News
Alyn Ware

It's become commonplace to say we can't put the nuclear genie back in the bottle. There's a grain of truth to this, but it doesn't mean we can't still make complete nuclear disarmament a reality.

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Will Japan Go Nuclear?

Joe Cirincione | Posted 10.13.2009 | World

Read More: Hu Jintao, Yukio Hatoyama, Barack Obama, Nuclear Weapons, Nuclear Deterrence, Nuclear Posture Review, Start Treaty, United States, Japan, Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty, Nuclear-Free World, World News
Joe Cirincione

A small group of conservative Japanese defense officials have spread the view that if the United States reduces its nuclear arsenal, then Japan will build its own nuclear bombs.

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What a Year It Might Be

Gary Hart | Posted 01.31.2009 | Politics

Read More: Obama Russia, Russia, Nuclear Weapons, 2008 New Year, Non-Proliferation Treaty, Russia Nuclear Weapons, Nuclear Zero, New Year's Commentary, Obama Nuclear Weapons, Cold War, START I Treaty, US-Russian Relations, Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty, Politics News
Gary Hart

2009 could be the year when America and Russia decide to make dramatic reductions in nuclear weapons and convene an international conference of all nuclear nations to agree to the complete elimination of nuclear weapons from the face of the earth.

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The Dalai Lama Sends Message to White House

Steven Crandell | Posted 07.04.2008 | Politics

Read More: Dalai Lama, Weapons of Mass Destruction, Nuclear Weapons, Nuclear Age Peace Foundation, Non-Proliferation Treaty, US Leadership for a Nuclear Weapons-Free World, Peace, Appeal to the Next President of the United States, Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty, Nuclear Power, Nuclear Proliferation, Politics News
Steven Crandell

If US policy changes, the goal of nuclear weapons abolition becomes possible. Therefore, it makes sense to use education to spur public pressure for such a change in US policy

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