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Photo (from left to right): Noboru Yamaguchi (Japan); Yang Xiyu (China), Chung-in Moon (South Korea), Kevin Clements (Coordinator: Toda Institute), Joseph Yun (USA), Georgy Toloraya (Russia). Credit: Yukie Asagiri.
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Experts Discuss Prospects Of Peace On The Korean Peninsula

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Photo: (left to right): Austria's Permanent Representative to the UN, Jan Kickert (standing); Brazil's Permanent Representative to the UN Mauro Luiz Iecker Vieira; ICAN Asia-Pacific Director Tim Wright; ICAN Executive Director Beatrice Fihn; ICAN Steering Group member Ray Acheson: and Costa Rica's Permanent Representative to the UN, Juan Carlos Mendoza. Credit: UN
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Nuclear Nightmare Persists As UN Treaty Awaits Ratification

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Rick Wayman, Programs Director of the Nuclear Age Peace Foundation (NAPF)
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U.S. Prepares To Confront Nuclear Ban Treaty With Smart Bombs

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Photo: Montage of an inert test of a United States Trident SLBM (submarine launched ballistic missile), from submerged to the terminal, or re-entry phase, of the multiple independently targetable reentry vehicles. Credit: Wikimedia Commons.
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A Dark Shadow Looms Large Over UN Talks On Abolishing Nukes

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Photo: Hiroshima Peace Memorial. Source: Wikimedia Commons
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If Provoked, U.S. Public Likely to Support Nuclear Attack

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Photo: UN First Committee
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World’s Major Powers, in ‘Shameful Behaviour’, Opt out of Nuclear Resolution

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Nuclear Abolition News
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Welt an der Schwelle zu nuklearem Zeitalter

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Picture: Every nuclear power is spending millions to upgrade their arsenals, experts say. Credit: National Nuclear Security Administration/CC-BY-ND-2.0
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Nuclear Threat Escalating Beyond Political Rhetoric

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Image credit: nextyearcountrynews.blogspot.com
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Israel’s Nuclear Ambiguity Prodded

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961223-N-0000O-002 A Russian-built, Kilo-class diesel submarine recently purchased by Iran, is towed by a support vessel in this photograph taken in the central Mediterranean Sea during the week of December 23. The submarine and the support ship arrived at Port Said, Egypt, on Tuesday and were expected to begin transiting the Suez Canal today, Jan. 2, 1996. Ships and aircraft from the U.S. NavyÕs Sixth Fleet are tracking the submarine, which has been making the transit on the surface. This is the third Kilo-class submarine the Iranians have purchased from Moscow. DoD photo
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Russia May Do Better Than its Nuclear Rhetoric

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