Nukes, war and moral sanity
Nukes, war and moral sanity by Robert C. Koehler 939 words What does surrender look like in the world of...
Nukes, war and moral sanity by Robert C. Koehler 939 words What does surrender look like in the world of...
The Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons has been ratified by 65 governments, known in diplomatic circles as States Parties.
On January 3rd of this year, the five nuclear-armed states with the largest nuclear arsenals issued a joint statement declaring that they “consider the avoidance of war between Nuclear-Weapon States...
Hiroshima was “a military base.” The US atomic bombings “ended the war,” and they “prevented an invasion and saved lives.” Our government’s tests of atomic weapons on people in Hiroshima and Nagasaki 76 years ago...
Here’s a piece of paradoxical news that puts even the looming U.S. presidential election in perspective: Nuclear weapons are now (or soon will be) . . . good Lord, illegal...
“”Nuclear weapons present an unacceptable danger to humanity. The only real way to eliminate the threat of nuclear weapons is...
“Ignoring international partners, world public opinion and action, the U.S took additional steps these past weeks to renounce another international...
““. . . real security can only be shared . . .” I call it news in a cage: the...
“While much of the world pursues the abolition of nuclear weapons — embraced by the adoption July 7 by 122...
“Nuclear weapons have threatened humanity for 72 years, ultimately becoming the greatest eminent threat to our survival…” Robert F. Dodge,...