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US Concerned over Safety of Pakistani Nukes

Democracy Now! – The New York Times reports senior US officials are increasingly concerned about new vulnerabilities for Pakistan’s nuclear arsenal, including the potential for militants to snatch a weapon in transport.

Nuclear Disarmament Back on the Agenda

IPS – Over the last few days, the Chilean capital has hosted two very different activities that, however, had a common objective: promoting global nuclear non-proliferation and disarmament.

Seven actual or potential conflict situations around the world deteriorated

One improved in April 2009, according to the new issue of the International Crisis Group’s monthly bulletin CrisisWatch.

It’s time for citizens to exert pressure for Peace

“Governments only mobilize today if there is popular pressure,” said Rafael de la Rubia, coordinator of the World March for Peace and Nonviolence, thankful for the support declared by the mayor of Bogotá in the launching of the initiative in Colombia.

To Obama on Torture: Do the Right Thing

President Obama’s decision to release the “torture memos” was a victory for
transparency; but his decision not to prosecute the agents who committed
torture is wrong, and betrays his own calls for accountability and moral
renewal.

March for Peace seeks one million endorsements

Promoters of the World March for Peace and Nonviolence gather endorsements in the streets

Signature Campaign in Santiago’s Center

The international organization World Without Wars gathered in downtown Santiago city center as part of the campaign to collect a million signatures for Peace.

Tax Resisters to Hold Day of Protest

They will hold protests around the country to show their opposition to funding war

North Korea to Quit Six-Party Nuclear Talks

It will boycott nuclear disarmament talks

Obama Tells Iraqis to “Take Responsibility”

President Obama is back in the United States after stopping in Turkey and Iraq following his European trip.

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