| World powers needs to dismantle their nuclear weapons: Analyst Press TV In any case, these countries had signed the Nuclear Non-proliferation Treaty which tells them they are bound to dismantle, disarm their arsenals, and work for the abolition of nuclear weapons.” The United States along with all members of the nuclear ... |  Press TV |
The Canberra Times
It is true that the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty ranks among the most successful arms control agreements in history. Only three states refuse to sign (India, Israel, and Pakistan) with one withdrawn (North Korea). Yet the NPT is not an end in itself.
Opinion: The nuclear threat is still very real
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Noroozi/AFP/Getty ImagesThe Iranian navy fires a Mehrab missile during
the "Velayat-90" naval wargames in the Strait of Hormuz in southern Iran
in a file photo. Iran defiantly announced that ...
'West, Israel using nuclear arms to wield power'
Press TV - Aug 7, 2012
They call the shots so that's why they hang on to nuclear bombs so they
can dictate more events. If you look at the US and UK and France and
Israel you should count all the nuclear warheads together because they
are one block so that is the most belligerent ...
The Twin Existential Threats
Consortium News - Aug 6, 2012
The twin existential threats of nuclear weapons and global warming may
work together to end life on Earth because climate dislocations will
make desperate national confrontations more likely. But the world's
politicians are doing little about either, writes ...
US on wrong side of law over Iran uranium enrichment: Law prof.
Press TV - Aug 6, 2012
As is the case with every party to the NPT...Iran has the legal right
to engage in the full spectrum of peaceful uses of nuclear energy
materials and technologies.” Dan Joyner, a US professor of law. Contrary
to Washington's “erroneous and unhelpful” claims, ...
Crispin Rovere: India's Uranium Leads To Disarmament
Uranium Investing News -
As quoted in the market news: The question of uranium exports to India
has cut fissures in Australian society almost as deep as the mines from
which the mineral is extracted. Nevertheless, exporting uranium to India
may actually help nuclear disarmament.
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