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Britain Returns Chagos, But Shadow of Nuclear Ambiguity Over Diego Garcia Remains

Posted by By CNDP May 26, 2025
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The Coalition for Nuclear Disarmament and Peace (CNDP), the National Alliance of Anti-Nuclear Movements (NAAM) and the Indian Doctors for Peace and Development (IDPD) express grave concern over the escalating tensions between India and Pakistan

Posted by By CNDP May 20, 2025
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Strategic Thinking and the Nuclear Garden Path

Posted by By CNDP May 17, 2025
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Participants of the Stockholm Ministerial Meeting on Nuclear Disarmament and the Non-Proliferation Treaty on 11 June, 2019. Photo: Sofia Nahringbauer / Government Offices of Sweden

Parliamentarians for Nuclear Non-Proliferation and Disarmament (PNND) – Update

Dear friends,The Swedish Foreign Minister Margot Wallström today hosted a meeting in Stockholm of high-level representatives (mostly foreign ministers) from 16 countries to elevate political attention to nuclear risks, and to inject new…
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At Vancouver’s Clean Energy Summit, Nuclear Is Making a Play

At Vancouver’s Clean Energy Summit, Nuclear Is Making a Play

Note to ministers from 25 nations: Prepare to be dangerously greenwashed. By Tanya Glafenhein and M.V. Ramana Tanya Glafenhein is an undergraduate political science major at UBC focused on ecological sustainability, and environmental and…
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This Might Be Where the Very First Total Nuclear War Starts

This Might Be Where the Very First Total Nuclear War Starts

And where billions of people die. by War Is Boring Undoubtedly, for nearly two decades the most dangerous place on Earth has been the Indian-Pakistani border in Kashmir. It’s possible that…
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France acknowledges Polynesian islands 'strong-armed' into dangerous nuclear tests

France acknowledges Polynesian islands ‘strong-armed’ into dangerous nuclear tests

by  Henry Samuel, Paris France has officially acknowledged for the first time that French Polynesians were effectively forced into accepting almost 200 nuclear tests conducted over a 30-year period, and…
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Rouhani: Iran could hold vote over nuclear deal

Rouhani: Iran could hold vote over nuclear deal

Apart from other aspects, the Iranian political establishment, facedwith a looming crisis, is, as it appears, encountering political pullsin divergent directions, as is also, at least to an extent, the…
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  • Britain Returns Chagos, But Shadow of Nuclear Ambiguity Over Diego Garcia Remains
  • The Coalition for Nuclear Disarmament and Peace (CNDP), the National Alliance of Anti-Nuclear Movements (NAAM) and the Indian Doctors for Peace and Development (IDPD) express grave concern over the escalating tensions between India and Pakistan
  • Strategic Thinking and the Nuclear Garden Path
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The Coalition for Nuclear Disarmament and Peace (CNDP) is India’s national network of over 200 organisations, including grassroots groups, mass movements and advocacy organisations, as well as individuals. Formed in November 2000, CNDP demands that India and Pakistan roll back their nuclear weapons programmes. Our emphasis:

- No to further nuclear testing

- No to induction and deployment of nuclear weapons

- Yes to global and regional nuclear disarmament

CNDP works to raise mass awareness through schools and colleges programmes, publications, audio and visual materials, and campaigning and lobbying at various levels.

The Coalition for Nuclear Disarmament and Peace (CNDP) is India’s national network of over 200 organisations, including grassroots groups, mass movements and advocacy organisations, as well as individuals. Formed in November 2000, CNDP demands that India and Pakistan roll back their nuclear weapons programmes. Our emphasis:

  1. No to further nuclear testing
  2. No to induction and deployment of nuclear weapons
  3. Yes to global and regional nuclear disarmament
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