Nuclear weapon

...role in strengthening regional security cooperation. The two sides agreed that respect for the Treaty on the Non-proliferation of Nuclear Weapons, IAEA mandates, and implementation of all relevant UN Security Council resolutions are...

In this article: United States, People's Republic of China, Climate change, Barack Obama, Coal, Six-party talks, IAEA, Hu Jintao, Department of Energy, and U.S.-China Strategic and Economic Dialogue

...her ghostwriter) that have been leaking over the past week. In 'They have no idea what a nuclear bomb is.' - Americans' Changing Perception of Nuclear Weapons, Plutonium Page discussed the generation (and knowledge) gap that can exist...

In this article: Sarah Palin, Nuclear Weapons, White House, Alaska, and Japan

Article's topics: Iran, IAEA, Nuclear Weapons, Qom, Barack Obama After a a new uranium enrichment site at Qom in Iran several weeks ago, the International Atomic Research Agency raised concern about possible further secret nuclear sites,...

In this article: IAEA, Uranium, Iran, Teheran, Nuclear Weapons, United Nations, and Barack Obama

Topics: Free world, Aung San Suu Kyi, Singapore, George H. W. Bush, Nuclear weapon, Nobel Peace, War History, Cold War, World Leaders, Vladimir Putin SINGAPORE - President Barack Obama and nearly two dozen fellow leaders from Asia and...

In this article: Barack Obama, Singapore, Lee Hsien Loong, U.S., APEC, Climate change, Asia, Tokyo, and Copenhagen

...League of Women Voters of the Midland Area Published: Wednesday, November 4, 2009 11:58 AM EST To the editor: The possibility that nuclear weapons could fall into the hands of terrorists or unscrupulous leaders of rogue nations has...

In this article: League of Women Voters and Paris

AP) WASHINGTON (AP) - German Chancellor Merkel says a nuclear bomb in the hands of Iran 'is not acceptable' Copyright 2009 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or...

In this article: Nuclear Bomb, Iran, All rights reserved, Global warming, Softball, Baseball World Series, Chase Utley, and Al Gore

...elaborating. President Barack Obama and his Russian counterpart Dmitry Medvedev agreed at a Moscow summit in July to cut the number of nuclear warheads each possesses to between 1,500 and 1,675 within seven years. But the Washington-based...

In this article: Russia, James Jones, United States, Sergey Lavrov, Moscow, Nuclear Arms, Washington, Iran, and Uranium

It started as a 2,200 square foot fixer-upper with 6,000-pound blast doors and a "185-foot hole in the ground where a missile armed with a nuclear warhead used to be." It's still a bit of an ongoing project, with the big hole at least...

In this article: Nuclear Missile

...than the "slam dunk" assertions of the Bush administration, we would not have invaded that country on the basis of erroneous claims that Iraq's nuclear weapons program had been reconstituted. The writer is a nonproliferation analyst with the...

In this article: International Atomic Energy Agency, Mohamed ElBaradei, Iran, Nuclear Weapons, Iraq War, Arms Control Association, United States, and Iraq

...has been that leaders often make the wrong gamble and underestimate the other side-and millions of innocents pay the price. Nuclear weapons change all that by making the costs of war obvious, inevitable, and unacceptable.

In this article: Barack Obama, Nuclear Weapons, Hiroshima, U.S., World War II, U.N. Security Council, Benjamin Netanyahu, and Vladimir Putin