CTBT in the News

CTBT in the News

previous Friday 24 May 2013

Le Burkina s’inscrit en droite ligne dans la stratégie d’actions de l’Organisation du traité d’interdiction complète des essais nucléaires (Burkina Faso Présidence)

SEMICA 2013 : Plus de 300 entreprises représentées, by Grégoire Bazie (Le Faso)

Chinese media: North Korea envoy honors China’s wish by offering to renew nuclear talks (AP, Washington Post)

Pyongyang 'to heed Beijing', by Li Xiaokun and Pu Zhendong (China Daily)

DPRK wants peace: China (The News)

U.S. cautious about reports of N. Korea's intent on dialogue, by Lee Chi-dong (Yonhap)

An overture to Pyongyang (Japan Times)

Interview: Missile Tests Part of 'Cycle' of Tensions, Diplomacy, Interview with Gary Samore (Radio Free Asia)

Malaysia presents document on model nuclear weapons convention to UN (New Straits Times)

Russia wary of deeper nuclear arms cuts (AP, Timesonline)

Russian Nuke Cuts Depend on U.S., Official Says (Global Security Newswire)

US missile defense still plagued by technical doubts (AFP, France 24)

Iran’s Nuclear Advance, by Mark Hibbs (Carnegie Endowment for International Peace)

US moves toward full Iran trade embargo, by Jim Lobe (Asia Times)

Iran seeks to speed up nuclear activity: IAEA, by Fredrik Dahl (Reuters)

The EMPire Strikes Back, by Jeffrey Lewis (Foreign Policy)

Envisioning an International Treaty Banning Drones, by Ken Butigan (Common Dreams)

Why Economic Sanctions Rarely Work, by Carla Anne Robbins (Businessweek)

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