CTBT in the News
| Tuesday 21 May 2013 |
Ending Nuke Testing Critical for Humanitarian Reasons, by William Lambers (Yahoo! Voices)
Middle East WMDFZ: Athens Dialogue Report Released (La Trobe University)
28 May: Baloch Community London to protest against Pakistan’s nuclear tests (Balochwarna News)
New Nuclear Disarmament Talks Open in Geneva, by Diane Barnes (Global Security Newswire)
Open-ended Working Group on Nuclear Disarmament Convenes in Geneva, by Katherine Prizeman (Gapwblog)
Japan, India set to resume talks on nuclear energy agreement (Asahi Shimbun)
'Cooperation in Iran's interest to clarify peaceful nuclear intent' - IAEA chief (RT)
France wants 'decisive sanctions' against Iran (AFP, France 24)
UK to reduce number of nuclear weapons by 2020's (Information Daily)
S. Korea, U.S. to resume talks on revision of nuclear accord next month (Yonhap)
North Korea fires sixth missile in three days, by Chookyung Kim (Reuters)
N. Korea appears to be winding up short-range projectile launches: Seoul source (Yonhap)
Ban Ki-moon urges North Korea to end missile tests (BBC)
Japanese Envoy Tight Lipped About Surprise North Korea Visit (NTD TV)
DPRK releases Chinese fishing vessel: consular official (Xinhua)
Do Sang Rok – The father of North Korea’s nuclear weapon program? By Bill Streifer (NKNews)
What the Hell Was That All About? By Aidan Foster-Carter (Foreign Policy)
Fueling the Nuclear Fire in North Korea (Media for freedom)
North Korea's missile tests: A dangerous escalation? By Harold Maass (The Week)
The potential and pitfalls of societal verification (Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists)
U.S.-Russia Nuclear Arsenals Cling to Bygone Era, by George Gao (IPS)
Arduous journey of Iran’s nuclear program will continue, by Hassan Hanizadeh (Tehran Times)
Nuclear Iran Unlikely to Tilt Regional Power Balance – Report, by Jim Lobe and Joe Hitchon (IPS)
Sanctions Are No Medicine for the Iran-U.S. Standoff, by Sara Afzal (Huffington Post)




