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• Nuclear Weapons, Nonproliferation, and the 2008 Democratic Presidential Candidates

  Published: August 29, 2007, 4:57 pm

  Tags: Nuclear Weapons, Nuclear Proliferation, 2008 Democratic Presidential Candidates, 2008 Election

  with all manner of nuclear proliferation issues, both at home and abroad. The guys over at the Nukes of Hazard blog are part of the Center for Arms Control and Nonproliferation in Washington, D.C., and have been providing exceptional analysis and coverage of nuclear proliferation issues, with respect to general foreign policy, Congressional

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• BWC: 2007 Meeting of Experts

  Published: August 31, 2007, 3:52 am

  Tags: Disarmament, Non Proliferation, Meeting, Biological Weapons, Millett, Wmd

  If you were in the Palais des Nations last Friday morning, you might have heard applause emanating from one of the conference chambers. That was the end of the 2007 Meeting of Experts of the Biological Weapons Convention (BWC). In comparison to other events in the Palais like the Human Rights Council, it was a low-key gathering. It is, however,

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• Grapes, apes and the world's fate

  Published: June 27, 2007, 7:58 pm

  Tags: Npt, Frans De Waal, Arms Control, Perceptions, Non Proliferation, Cooperation, Borrie, Disarmament Insight

  in the world on nuclear non-proliferation in recent years has been reduced. He said he believed there was a perception in many parts of the world that Washington is willing to make exceptions to suit its friends that undermine the global non-proliferation regime - the U.S. nuclear deal with India, which is not a member of the nuclear

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• Taking Sides by Gail Pursell Elliott

  Published: June 18, 2007, 2:36 pm

  Tags: Mother Teresa, Wayne Dyer, Taking Sides, Gail Pursell Elliott, Nuclear Proliferation

  a petition to ban nuclear proliferation. After some quiet consideration she refused. Her reason was that in taking sides on a controversy she would put herself in a position of loving some people and not loving others, which she felt she could not do.Taking sides is a by-product of conditions. When we take sides we become the judge of who is

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• Deja Vu, With Nothing Else to Show

  Published: September 25, 2007, 5:57 am

  Tags: East Asia, Eurasian Balkans, Iran, Usa, Bill Clinton, Diplomacy, Dprk, George W Bush, Israel, Lebanon, Military, North Korea, Nukes, Proliferation, Syria, Wmd

  Rovin: “Of course, this all falls under the category of diplomacy, which (according to the left) the Bush Administration has no interest in pursuing.” What else could all this be? Is it the past repeating itself? On May 23, 1997, Mohammad Khatami’s unexpected election as Iran’s president sparked hopes within the Clinton

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• Sigh of Relief for Non-Proliferation

  Published: October 16, 2007, 8:16 am

  Tags: Politics, South Asia, Usa, Wmd, George W Bush, India, Manmohan Singhcommunists, Non Proliferation, Npt, Nukes

  a good day for non-proliferation! alternate frame of change Related PostThe Center of the Asian StormThe Lighter Side of Inter-Korean NewsExhibit #999: Bad ROK Newspaper HeadlinesDeja Vu, With Nothing Else to ShowPhantom North Korean Reactor Continues to

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• Missile offense

  Published: October 23, 2007, 12:03 pm

  Tags: Nyt, Al Qaeda, Proliferation, Prophet, Ahmadinejad, Iran, Pakistan, Missile, Republican, Russia, Robert Gates, Duhbya

  fast.The threat of Iranian proliferation is that a nuclear weapon might leak out to a non-state actor, e.g. al Qaeda. Of course, that worry already exists in Pakistan, and we luv them. Y'know, an obviously stable military democracy. (Is there a word for exponential oxymoron?)The real thing that Gates is doing is making a concession to

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• Non-Treehuggers Criticize the Global Nuclear Energy Partnership

  Published: November 4, 2007, 5:12 pm

  Tags: Global Nuclear Energy Partnership, Gnep, Nuclear Industry, Russia, United States, Nuclear Waste, Spent Fuel, Yucca Mountain, Nuclear Proliferation

  while promoting non-proliferation.  It would achieve its goal by having nations with secure, advanced nuclear capabilities provide fuel services — fresh fuel and recovery of used fuel — to other nations who agree to employ nuclear energy for power generation purposes only. The closed fuel cycle model envisioned by this

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• ReTail's LongTail

  Published: November 5, 2007, 1:02 pm

  Tags: New York, Advertising, Brand, Content, Flavor Proliferation, Journalism, Longtail, Marketing, Money Amp Amp Stuff, News, Petsmart, Re Tail, Retail, Skus, Walgreen

  There's a very interesting analysis of the longtailification of the retail world in today's Ad Age.  According to Al Ries: read more

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• RI-Australia security cooperation ratified

  Published: November 13, 2007, 9:15 pm

  Tags: Australia, Antara, Commission, Cooperation, Crimes, Foreign, Hassan, House, Indonesia, International, Into, Jakarta, Letting, Lombok, Maritime, Minister, News, Passed, Politics, Proliferation, Ratified, Representatives, Sambuaga, Security, Separatism, Territories, Terrorism, Theo

  ""This is another milestone in the strengthening of relations between the two neighboring countries," F read more

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• Iranian Nuclear Programme More Transparent Under Ahmadinejad

  Published: November 15, 2007, 8:52 pm

  Tags: News, Ahmadinejad, Atomic Bomb, Comedy, Funny, Humor, Humour, Iran, Iranian Nuclear, Middle East, Nuclear Programmes, Nuclear Proliferation, Nuclear Weapons, Photoshop, Reactors, Satire, Satirical, Wit, Witty, World Politics

  (He’s just a bag of tricks!) Ahmadinejad, atomic bomb, comedy, funny, humor, humour, iran, iranian nuclear, middle east, nuclear programmes, nuclear proliferation, nuclear weapons, photoshop, reactors, satire, satirical, wit, witty, world politics

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• Price of freedom

  Published: December 4, 2007, 12:39 pm

  Tags: Proliferation, Condi, Nukes, Iran, Yahoo, Iraq, Duhbya

  one ever to recognize that proliferation is a bad thing. I suppose I should stop complaining and just be glad he has finally come to understand that.So, Iran has/has no nuclear weapons program, and "nothing's changed". Yep, that's about right. No facts could ever make a dent. Of course, Condi still justifies going into Iraq because of

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• Iran Complains about US Espionage

  Published: December 8, 2007, 9:36 pm

  Tags: Iran, Manouchehr Mottaki, Nuclear Technology, Nuclear Proliferation

  This week, the National Intelligence Estimate was released with information about Iran that received a large amount of press coverage. Apparently, Iran's not happy that we spied on them. Story from the AP.TEHRAN, Iran Iran has sent a formal protest note to Washington for "spying" on Iran's nuclear activities, Foreign Minister Manouchehr

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• Recapturing The Genie

  Published: December 19, 2007, 2:06 pm

  Tags: Iran, Russia, North Korea, International Relations, Nuclear Proliferation, Nuclear Weapons, Political Policy, Politics

  Saddam is gone, but the world's still awash with WMD a global threat Washington must help solve.

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• What Will Israel Do?

  Published: December 20, 2007, 6:21 pm

  Tags: Voices Michael Hirsh, Israel, Iran, George W Bush, Tehran, Ehud Olmert, Espionage And Intelligence, Politics, International Relations, Nuclear Proliferation, Nuclear Weapons, Political Policy, Israeli Politics, World Politics

  A unilateral military strike against Iran is much more likely following the latest intel report about Tehran's nuke program.

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