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June 15 webinar: Gaza and Ukraine to WWIII: The NATO Problem - Vimarsana News

June 15 webinar: Gaza and Ukraine to WWIII: The NATO Problem

Saturday, June 15, 2024 at 12:00 PM ET This is free and open to the public. Participants all need to register on this page. What does NATO have to do with

Civil7 Summit: Director-General calls for tighter collaboration with civil society to tackle discrimination and inequalities - Vimarsana News

Civil7 Summit: Director-General calls for tighter collaboration with civil society to tackle discrimination and inequalities

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Nuclear deterrence is the existential threat, not the nuclear ban treaty - Vimarsana News

Nuclear deterrence is the existential threat, not the nuclear ban treaty

In response to an article that criticized the nuclear ban treaty, a group of activists argue that a process to abolish nuclear weapons is vital to world safety. From scholarly analyses to known close calls and near misses, they argue, the message is clear: The world has avoided nuclear war only through luck.

Resolution passed in the House: opportunity for concrete steps for nuclear disarmament - Vimarsana News

Resolution passed in the House: opportunity for concrete steps for nuclear disarmament

The organizations promoting "Italy, Think Again" (“Italia, ripensaci”) (an initiative launched by Rete Italiana Pace e Disarmo e Senzatomica - the Italian

"It is time for mediation, nuclear disarmament, and positive peace" - Vimarsana News

"It is time for mediation, nuclear disarmament, and positive peace"

(DIRE) Bologna, 25 May . – “It is time for mediation, nuclear disarmament, and positive peace”. After the conference that a few weeks ago re-launched the