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The U.S. Needs More Arms Control Talks With Russia, Not Less - Vimarsana News

The U.S. Needs More Arms Control Talks With Russia, Not Less

While Russia’s war on Ukraine has derailed any hopes for U.S.-Russian nuclear weapons talks in the near future, it is essential that this temporary hiatus not be allowed to stretch on for too long.

British adventurer Bear Grylls named as keynote at WTTC Global Summit in PHL - Vimarsana News

British adventurer Bear Grylls named as keynote at WTTC Global Summit in PHL

Manila, Philippines: The World Travel & Tourism Council (WTTC) unveils its keynote – British adventurer Bear Grylls – alongside further major speakers, Lawrence Bender and Kevin Kwan for its upcoming Global Summit in Manila. Taking place in Manila, Philippines from 20-22 April, the global tourism body's highly anticipated 21st Global Summit…

Outdoor Survivalist Bear Grylls at Q & A Session - Vimarsana News

Outdoor Survivalist Bear Grylls at Q & A Session

British Adventurer, writer, television presenter, businessman, Bear Grylls, will address delegates virtually and follow with a Q&A at WTTC.

Ploughshares Fund Announces $950,000 in New Grants to Reduce Nuclear Risk - Vimarsana News

Ploughshares Fund Announces $950,000 in New Grants to Reduce Nuclear Risk

Media Inquiries:  Delfin Vigil Director of Communications & Marketing   dvigil@ploughshares.org (link sends e-mail) (link sends e-mail) ; 415-259-1247.

What Abolitionists Get Wrong About U.S. Nuclear Deterrence - Vimarsana News

What Abolitionists Get Wrong About U.S. Nuclear Deterrence

Key supporters of a strong nuclear deterrent policy have concluded that the United States’ deterrence requirements have changed, necessitating careful analysis and even new investments in nuclear arms.