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Nuclear energy, no magic bullet for climate change

By CNDP February 20, 2025

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Nuclear energy — dangerousconcessions on liability

By CNDP February 17, 2025

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Closer than ever:It is now 89 seconds to midnight

By CNDP February 17, 2025

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This Could Be The Real Reason Why North Korea Stopped Its Nuclear Missile Tests

This Could Be The Real Reason Why North Korea Stopped Its Nuclear Missile Tests

North Korean president Kim Jong-un recently announced his country has halted its nuclear testing program. While it is unclear whether this is a political move in preparation for meeting with…

"End nuclear arms race" - Dr. Arun Mitra

“End nuclear arms race” – Dr. Arun Mitra

The recently held campaigners meet of the 2017 Nobel Peace Prize Laureate organisation, the ICAN (International Campaign to Abolish Nuclear Weapons), at Geneva has appealed to the world leaders to…

Watch Video : International Seminar on 'The landmark Treaty Prohibiting Nuclear Weapons Opportunities and Challenges' during March 24-25, 2018 in Delhi

International Seminar – The landmark Treaty Prohibiting Nuclear Weapons Opportunities and Challenges

Watch Video: International Seminar 'The landmark Treaty Prohibiting Nuclear Weapons Opportunities and Challenges' March 24-25, 2018 / Delhi Fist Day : 24 March, 2018 Session I Welcome, Introduction and…

India and Pakistan Are Quietly Making Nuclear War More Likely

India and Pakistan Are Quietly Making Nuclear War More Likely

Project illustrations by Javier Zarracina for Vox KARACHI, Pakistan — The Karachi Naval Dockyard, home port and strategic nerve center for Pakistan’s fleet, sits on a sliver of land bracketed between…

China falls out of love with nuclear

China falls out of love with nuclear

Slowing demand for electricity and competition from renewables have halted new reactor approvals, writes Feng Hao As countries around the world abandoned nuclear power, China had bucked the trend, embracing nuclear power as…

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- No to induction and deployment of nuclear weapons

- Yes to global and regional nuclear disarmament