International Physicians for the Prevention of Nuclear War (IPPNW) and its US affiliate Physicians for Social Responsibility (PSR) today released a new report concluding that more than two billion people—a quarter of the world’s population—would be at risk of starvation in the event of a limited nuclear exchange, such as one that could occur between India and Pakistan, or by the use of even a small number of the nuclear weapons held by the US and Russia.
Category: CNDP
Abolishing Nuclear Weapons: Relevance for South Asia and the World [CNDP Seminar]
CNDP cordially invites you to a conference on November 8, 2013 Conference Room No.2 India International Centre, Annexe K K…
An Open letter to Assocham: I decline to speak in the lop-sided discussion on nuclear energy in your “International Conference on Nuclear Energy”
August 22, 2012 To, Ajay Sharma Senior Director, The Associated Chambers of Commerce & Industry of India (ASSOCHAM) & Executive…
Swiss Ask Japan to Join Anti-nuclear Statement
Courtesy: Japan Times Japan has been asked by Switzerland to endorse a joint statement to be issued by the preparatory…
Obama Accused of Nuclear U-turn as Guided Weapons Plan Emerges
Plan to spend $10bn on updating nuclear bombs goes against 2010 pledge not to deploy new weapons, say critics courtesy:…