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A Nuclear-Weapons-Free World: Is it achievable?
UN Chronicle by Miguel Marin-Bosch After the worst of times, we are perhaps entering the best of times for proponents of nuclear disarmament. At long last, advocates of the elimination of nuclear weapons have reason for some guarded optimism. The road to a...
Arms Control Has Been Bipartisan
Wall Street Journal LTE by Ambassador Thomas Graham, Jr. In "Why Democrats Fail at Arms Control" (op-ed, Sept. 24), Stephen Rademaker argues that Democratic presidents have failed with Russia on strategic arms control agreements because of "their...
One Small Step for the Council, One Giant Leap for Humankind
Huffington Post by Jonathan Granoff and Rhianna Tyson Kreger President Obama's historic Security Council summit on nuclear disarmament and nonproliferation should be seen for what it is: an extremely important step towards a safer, saner, more secure planet....
Nuclear Testing and Proliferation: An Inextricable Connection
Disarmament Diplomacy by Thomas Graham, J.r and David Hafemeister President Obama's call in Prague to complete the Comprehensive Nuclear Test Ban Treaty (CTBT) was widely praised on the global stage. But what will be entailed for the United States to ratify the...
Nuclear Weapons Free: Let’s Support President Obama
Huffington Post by GSI President Jonathan Granoff August 27, 2009 Nuclear weapons are abhorrent in anyone's hands. Imagine if the Biological Weapons Convention said that polio and small pox as weapons are banned universally but the plague as a weapon can be...
Japan ready for ‘no nukes’
The Japan Times by Shingo Fukuyama and MPI Steering Committee member Hiromichi Umebayashi August 25, 2009 As the Obama administration contemplates major reductions to its nuclear arsenal, Japan's commitment to nuclear disarmament is being tested as never...
Obama Needs Friends on Nuclear Weapons
Embassy by MPI Chairman Emeritus Douglas Roche August 19, 2009 When President Barack Obama chairs a summit of the UN Security Council Sept. 24 on nuclear non-proliferation and disarmament, a new and exciting moment will have arrived in the long struggle...
Nuclear Proliferation: A Mother’s Legacy
Huffington Post by GSI Board Member Christie Brinkley May 13, 2009 Change is a constant. Sometimes the world changes imperceptibly, slowly, and sometimes it can come in a flash. The world is now poised for changes for the better. But let us never forget that...
Evangelicals join the nuclear-weapon-free world movement
Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists by Rev. Tyler Wigg-Stevenson May 6, 2009 Though many might imagine faith and science as incompatible, religion and atomic science, at least, are natural bedfellows. Both lead their truest devotees into a troubled insomnia, staring...
Prophet Obama’s Fight for Peace
Embassy by Douglas Roche May 6, 2009 In the first 100 days of his presidency, Barack Obama has started to move the United States towards a culture of peace, a remarkable achievement in a world still torn by conflict. His actions on winding down the war in Iraq,...
United Nations
Amplifying the Moral and Practical Missions of the United Nations: Parlamentarians, Diplomats and Engaged Citizens Working to Abolish Nuclear Weapons – All Woman Panel
October 11, 2007 United Nations, New York A GSI-PNND Project Report L-R: Rhianna Tyson, Christie Brinkley and Cora Weiss Click here for a full photo gallery “What’s a model have to do with nuclear weapons?” asked Christie Brinkley, speaking at a panel event on the...
GSI eNewsletter: August 1, 2007
Contents: A message from the President GSI News - GSI Event Report: "Weapons in Space and the Disarmament/Non-proliferation Regime" - Policy Brief: Advancing a Cooperative Security Regime in Outer Space - Consultation on Outer Space Security, featuring Dr. Detlev...
The Tide is Turning by Rhianna Tyson – Speech Delivered at a Rally to Commemorate Nagasaki Day, Organized by the Peace Boat
It is such an honor and a pleasure to speak here today on the anniversary of the atomic bombing of Nagasaki. As an American, I feel a profound responsibility to work to ensure that nuclear weapons are never again used and to commemorate this anniversary with...
Time for U.S. Values in the Heavens, Op/ed by Jonathan Granoff
Shopping alone in the red light district for a trusted partner is counterintuitive, when applied to international security issues, it becomes downright dangerous. Last year, the United States properly condemned North Korea for testing nuclear weapons. However,...
GSI eNewsletter: January 8, 2007
Contents: Message from the President Highlight of Activities - MPI Convenes Third Meeting of the Article VI Forum, Ottawa, Canada - BSG Offers Congressional Hearing Testimony, Washington, DC - PNND Update - World Summit of Nobel Laureates, Rome, Italy - Panel...
Nobel Laureates Call for Nuclear Abolition Through Cooperative Security – Event Report by Rhianna Tyson – Campidoglio, Rome, Italy
United Nations, NY - On October 11, 2006 a panel convened at the United Nations Headquarters in New York entitled The United Nations and Security. The purpose of the panel was to bring experts and practitioners in the fields of development, human rights, gender...
The United Nations and Security – Event Report by Adam Nester, United Nations, New York
United Nations, NY - On October 11, 2006 a panel convened at the United Nations Headquarters in New York entitled The United Nations and Security. The purpose of the panel was to bring experts and practitioners in the fields of development, human rights, gender...
A Dangerous Deal with India by Jimmy Carter – The Washington Post
A Dangerous Deal with India by Jimmy Carter The Washington Post March 29, 2006 During the past five years the United States has abandoned many of the nuclear arms control agreements negotiated since the administration of Dwight Eisenhower. This change in...
Putting Teeth in the Nuclear Non-Proliferation and Disarmament Regime by IAEA Director General Dr. Mohamed ElBaradei
About GSI Who We Are What You Can Do Documents GSI Publications News Room Multimedia Links Events Newsletter Sign Up It is a pleasure for me to deliver the 2006 Karlsruhe Lecture. My wife asked me a few days ago why I was so excited to be visiting a group of...
State Department see Exodus of Weapons Experts by Warren Strobel – Knight Ridder Newspapers
About GSI Who We Are What You Can Do Documents GSI Publications News Room Multimedia Links Events Newsletter Sign Up WASHINGTON - State Department officials appointed by President Bush have sidelined key career weapons experts and replaced them with less...
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