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New Implications for the NPT 2005 Review

MPI Event Report by Matt Werner United Nations, New York November 4, 2004 United Nations, New York - On November 4, 2004, the Middle Powers Initiative (MPI) hosted a forum at the United Nations entitled, "New Implications for the NPT 2005 Review." The distinguished...

World Religions and Nuclear Disarmament

By Tracy Early Tidings Online Friday, June 3, 2005 The religions of the world "need to speak up much more strongly" about nuclear disarmament, a Canadian adviser to the Vatican on disarmament and security issues told a United Nations meeting last week. Calling nuclear...

MPI: Towards 2010

MPI Panel at the Vienna NPT PrepCom MPI Event Report Vienna, Austria May 2, 2007 by Jim Wurst, MPI Program Director The Middle Powers Initiative (MPI) prepared a position paper for the NPT PrepCom entitled “Towards 2010: Priorities for NPT Consensus,” with...

MPI Calls for a Global Ban on Nuclear Weapons

New Brief and World Tour   New York, May 26.  "It is urgent to begin collective preparatory work leading to the enactment of a universal, verifiable, irreversible and enforceable legal ban on nuclear weapons," declared the Middle Powers Initiative (MPI), a...

Event: Humanitarian Law Versus Nuclear Weapons  

GSI Event Report October 25, 2010       A stimulating panel, Humanitarian Law Versus Nuclear Weapons, took as its theme the international community’s reaffirmation earlier this year that law governing the conduct of warfare applies in the nuclear...

GSI eNewsletter: Visions Can Be Fulfilled

January is a time to reflect on the past year and present a vision for progress for the coming period. This is the report of a small civil society organization's contributions to help end the unacceptable risks presented by the deployment of nuclear weapons in the...

GSI eNews Alert: July 28, 2008

In this eNews alert: What's Next for India's Nuclear Trade Future: Press Briefing on Key Issues before the IAEA, NSG and US Congress MPI Chairman Calls on World Leaders to Stop US/India Trade Deal PNND Notes, 2008 edition, now available Video from the High-Level...

GSI eAlert: January 2009

Congratulations to new MPI Chairman Ambassador Henrik Salander We are honored to welcome Ambassador Henrik Salander as the new Chairman of the Middle Powers Initiative. Ambassador Salander is an accomplished diplomat and an effective disarmament advocate, and will be...

In Memoriam: Robert McNamara

On July 6, 2009, Robert McNamara died. On behalf of the Global Security Institute, I offer our deepest condolences to his friends and family. We pray that he rests in eternal peace, forgiveness, and love.       Long before the creation of the Global...

GSI eAlert: Millenium Development Goals Awards

Dear friends, Please see below a special invitiation to the Millennium Development Goals Awards, held at the United Nations, March 17, 2009 at 6:30 PM. Vanessa Redgrave, GSI President Jonathan Granoff, Armand Assante and Sol Guy are co-hosting the event. The event is...

GSI eNewsletter: June, 2009

A Message from the President Dear friends, US President Barack Obama and Russian President Dmitry Medvedev made a joint announcement in London April 1, 2009,  on the eve of the G20 summit: "We committed our two countries to achieving a nuclear free-world."...

Reflecting and Serving on Hiroshima Day

August 6, 2010 Today marks the 65th anniversary of the atomic bombing of Hiroshima, and the beginning of a new era for the human race. Our capacity for destruction must be met with our more powerful capacity to be truly human. As we commemorate this moment and take...

Photo Gallery: 2005 Alan Cranston Peace Award

Press Conference Photos by Danielle Bock Ted Turner (L), businessman and philanthropist, smiles as former Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev speaks at a news conference to announce that Turner will receive the 2005 Alan Cranston Peace Award, at the United Nations in...