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The India-Japan nuclear agreement would be an international disaster. We must stop it. KUMAR SUNDARAM, Coalition for Nuclear Disarmament and Peace (CNDP) It’s important to realise that the nuclear deal between India and Japan...
by Dr. David Lowry Independent environmental policy and research consultant, London, England; senior research fellow with the Institute for Resource and Security Studies (IRSS), Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA; and a member of the Nuclear Waste...
For most Japanese people Australia is a vast land teeming with unique fauna and where the beef is safe from BSE. Its main tourist attractions are the Sydney Opera House and a massive red...
Inviting Mr. Kumar Sundaram from India, a gathering was held in Tokyo on December 11, 2014 to learn the latest news on the nuclear power industry in India. The meeting was jointly organized by...
By TAKANO Satoshi, Asia Citizen Network for Peace, S Korea Counting the votes in the local referendum on the proposed NPP in Somcheok A local referendum on a new nuclear power plant (NPP) construction...
SELENGE Lkhagvajav Head of the national movement “For a Nuclear Safe Mongolia” 1. Overall background Mongolia is located between Russia and China, two large powers. The territory of Mongolia is 1.5 million km2 and...
In front of No.2 Nuclear Power Plant in Taiwan The No Nukes Asia Forum (NNAF) was held on Taiwan from September 26 to 29. NNAF is an annual conference held by a network...
Screening of “Nuclear Savage – The Islands of Secret Project 4.1” The 2014 World Conference against A & H bombs was held in Hiroshima on August 4-6, and in Nagasaki, on August 7-9,...
Yasuro Kawai Leader of a plant engineers’ group monitoring the decommissioning process of nuclear power plants Anti-nuclear movement in Turkey, Photo by AntiNükleer Sinop Introduction The Japan-Turkey Agreement for Cooperation in the Use of...
Özgür Gürbüz, Anti Nuclear Platform* Rally against nuclear power in Sinop INTRODUCTION The idea of building a nuclear power plant in Turkey was first put forward about 60 years ago. Akkuyu in Mersin Province...
