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It's been 80 years of talking peace while preparing for nuclear war.
Together, the unprecedented detonations put an end to the most devastating war in the experience of the world. Since those ...
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Letters to the Editor: Readers debate the 'moral necessity' of the Hiroshima and Nagasaki bombings
The atomic bombs may have saved "countless" lives, but if Truman had dropped one on a remote island nearby as a demonstration ...
T he United Nations declared September 26 to be the International Day for the Total Elimination of Nuclear Weapons. Despite the international body’s ambition to end the stain of nuclear weaponry, they ...
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Editorial: It's time Japan takes postwar responsibility for hibakusha, civilian victims
If Japan had not marched toward war, ordinary people would not have suffered immense hardship. Yet, adequate compensation has ...
Members and supporters of the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament (CND) gathered on the Millennium Bridge over the River Lune to ...
Worthing Peace Group has marked Nagasaki Day by hanging 80 peace cranes on the Worthing Peace Tree. The symbolic moment of reflection followed a gathering in Homefield Park on August 9 to mark the ...
Japan faces with growing urgency the question of how to carry forward the moral voice for ridding the world of nuclear ...
Crown Princess Kiko and daughter Princess Kako visited the Hiroshima Peace Memorial on the morning August 11, and each ...
Northeast Asia is the sole region of the world to have suffered the atrocity of nuclear warfare, and Koreans, alongside the Japanese, experienced its cataclysmic destruction.
Flag-waving hyper-nationalists in America – and other places – conveniently forget the threat of nuclear war, and have become increasingly chauvinistic and escapist.
Iain McGregor's new book revisits the events that led to the Hiroshima-Nagasaki bombings and a slim volume brings together ...
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