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The very men who turned the U.S. into a nuclear power during the Cold War are now working to eliminate these weapons of mass destruction from the face of the earth. George Shultz, William Perry and James Goodby explain in an interview with Helsingin Sanomat why we should seek a nuclear-weapons free world.
Russia's support for fresh U.N. sanctions against Iran and its help on Afghanistan show how Washington's "reset" of relations with Moscow is delivering results, President Barack Obama's top adviser on Russia said...
It’s shameful for Brazil and Turkey, nascent democracies, to embrace the Iranian president, who crushes democracy...
Some of the leading figures of the atomic age argue for a dramatic reduction in nuclear weapons — ultimately down to zero...
In the aftermath of the Cheonan sinking, the United States and South Korea must recognize that a return to dialogue would serve our interests...
Many people might be surprised to see two religious leaders speaking out in support of the new Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty, which President Obama and Russian President Dmitry Medvedev signed on April 8 in Prague. After all, what do nuclear weapons have to do with faith...
Obama administration officials say they are determined to stop Iran from developing nuclear weapons, but they struggle to say how such a program can be disrupted...
Republican senators whose support will be crucial for ratification of a new U.S.-Russian nuclear arms control treaty last week expressed continued misgivings about the pact...
The opening Monday of a monthlong United Nations conference to strengthen the main treaty meant to halt the spread of nuclear arms is likely to be dominated by Iran’s president denouncing the West and Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton warning that if Tehran gets the bomb, the rest of the Middle East will soon follow...