CTBT in the News
| Thursday 16 February 2012 |
Latin America Seeks to Spread Nuclear Free Zones, by Emilio Godoy (IPS)
Latin American and Caribbean Nuclear-Weapons-Free-Zone Treaty Nears Half-Century (IAEA)
Obama to Consider Deep Reductions to Launch-Ready Nuclear Force (Global Security Newswire)
U.S. Prepares for Future Nuke Disarmament Talks With Russia, by Kate Brannen (Defense News)
GOP pushes back against any further cuts in nukes, by Donna Cassata (Associated Press)
Russia ready to use nuclear weapons in case of threat to its integrity (Interfax)
Iran activates 3,000 new centrifuges (Press TV)
US Downplays Iranian Nuclear Advancement Claims (The Voice of America)
Russia urges "serious" search for compromise with Iran, by Steve Gutterman (Reuters)
China’s Xi not likely to alter NK policy: experts, by Kim Young-jin (The Korea Times)
Japan Ignored Nuclear Risks, Official Says, by Hiroki Tabuchi (The New York Times)
How did we forget about mutually assured destruction? Tom de Castella (BBC)
How Iran Standoff Looks From Saudi Arabia, by Mustafa Alani (Bloomberg)
How the Iran Nuclear Standoff Looks From Russia, by Dmitri Trenin (Bloomberg)




