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World must address worrisome security issues in cyberspace, outer space: Iran envoy - Vimarsana News

World must address worrisome security issues in cyberspace, outer space: Iran envoy

An Iranian diplomat says the international community should address traditional and non-traditional security concerns in the fields of cyberspace and outer space.

Source: presstv.ir
India's Nuclear Tests Show Folly of Rushing Test Ban Treaty - Vimarsana News

India's Nuclear Tests Show Folly of Rushing Test Ban Treaty

In light of India's nuclear tests the Senate should be cautious ofrushing into a test ban treaty.

In brief: key legal issues for project finance transactions in Portugal - Vimarsana News

In brief: key legal issues for project finance transactions in Portugal

This article highlights some of the key legal issues surrounding project finance transactions in Portugal, including government approvals, financing registration and governing law.

DNA Explainer: What are Weapons of Mass Destruction and why Centre wants to amend the existing law? - Vimarsana News

DNA Explainer: What are Weapons of Mass Destruction and why Centre wants to amend the existing law?

The 2005 Act prohibited manufacturing, transport, and transfer of weapons of mass destruction (biological, chemical and nuclear), and their delivery.

Neutrality and Peace - Vimarsana News

Neutrality and Peace

WHEN the world was preparing in 1898 for the first Peace Conference at The Hague, the Norwegian Government put forward as one plank of their country's program a claim to obtain permanent neutrality, this to be formally recognized by all foreign governments. A petition supporting this program was quickly signed by fifty thousand names. Four years later, in 1902, the same claim was unanimously adopted by the Storting.