Jenny Nielsen argues that polarized views on the role and value of nuclear weapons won’t help towards reducing the risk of their use and a secure world free of nuclear weapons.
Senior figures from Europe’s defence and foreign policy community, including two former NATO Secretaries–General, write to the United Nations, World Health Organisation and NATO calling for urgent military assistance in the fight against Ebola.
Dear Secretary-General and Director-General, As you know, more than six months after the Ebola outbreak started in a village in Guinea the situation in West Africa is deteriorating. This is both a humanitarian tragedy and as acknowledged in UN Security Council Resolution 2177, a developing...
Professor McInnes of Aberystwyth University and Dr Rushton of Sheffield University argue that foreign militaries must exercise caution in sending troops to help the fight against the Ebola crisis.
An eminent group of statesmen and women from across greater Europe call for discussions on action to meet the global Ebola threat to be elevated to Head-of-State level.
Sverre Lodgaard explains that although President Obama’s Prague speech in April 2009 became the starting point of a series of important nuclear disarmament initiatives, the overall picture as the PREPCOM meets in New York is mixed.