Implications of the US-India Nuclear Deal and the Task for the International Peace Movement
The US Congress has passed legislation enabling the 2005 US-India [...]
Reflections on the Cuban Missile Crisis at Fifty
David Krieger reflects on lessons that should have been learned from the Cuban Missile Crisis in 1962, and the dangers that still exist today.
United Nations General Assembly: Resolutions on Nuclear Weapons Issues Adopted from 2001-2011
Yuki Zaitsu summarizes the UN General Assembly voting records of 11 key countries on nuclear weapons issues between 2001 and 2011.
Isn’t the Cold War Over?
Martin Hellman examines the deteriorating relationship between the United States and Russia.
Open Letter on NATO Missile Defense Plans and Increased Risk of Nuclear War
Recent U.S. decisions to deploy an integrated missile defense system in Europe, coupled with the continued expansion of NATO and its military activities, have created increasingly sharp divisions and distrust between the United States and Russia.
De-Alerting and the Nuclear Weapons Convention
Dominique Lalanne discusses the connections between de-alerting nuclear arsenals and achieving a Nuclear Weapons Convention.
Beyond START
Alice Slater comments on the heavy price that is being paid for possible ratification of the New START treaty.
Answering Bolton and Yoo: New START Will Strengthen U.S. National Security
David Krieger offers a rebuttal to the recent New York Times op-ed by John Bolton and John Yoo on the New START agreement.
Stoking an Asian Cold War?
A declining U.S. super power, trapped in economic woes of its own making, is groping for ways to contain a rising China.
Japan Ready for “No Nukes”
As the Obama administration contemplates major reductions to its nuclear [...]