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North Korea Journalists Meet After 22 Years Amid "Chronic Food Shortages"
North Korea held a conference of its journalists union for the first time since 2001, state media said Wednesday, as the isolated regime ramps up nuclear threats despite reported food shortages.
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Russia Blocks Adoption Of Nuclear Disarmament Declaration At UN
Russia on Friday prevented the adoption of a joint declaration following a four-week UN conference on a nuclear disarmament treaty, with Moscow denouncing what it said were "political" aspects of the text.
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At Security Conference, Former Google CEO Compares AI to Nuclear Weapons
Google's former chief executive Eric Schmidt recently compared artificial intelligence (AI) to nuclear weapons. Speaking at the Aspen Security Forum on Friday, Mr Schmidt discussed his role at Google and the developments that were happening 20 years ago.
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"Ready For Deal If US...": Iran On Stalled Nuclear Pact Revival Talks
Iran said on Monday that Tehran is ready to reach a "good deal" with world powers, Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Saeed Khatibzadeh told a televised news conference, blaming the US for stalling talks to revive their 2015 nuclear pact.
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Week After Missile Tests, North Korea Is Head Of UN Disarmament Group
The forum they are assuming the Presidency for, is the Conference on Disarmament which is held in Geneva three times a year.
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IIT Gandhinagar To Organise Global Conference On Nuclear Magnetic Resonance From March 6
The virtual conference will be held from March 6 to 9
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India A Responsible Nuclear Weapon State, Says Indian Envoy At UN
Indian Ambassador to the UN Conference on Disarmament, Pankaj Sharma noted that India maintains a policy of credible minimum deterrence, based on a no-first-use posture and non-use of nuclear weapons against non-nuclear-weapon States.
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Pak PM's Nuclear Threat Is "Brinksmanship": India Tells UN
India has warned of the inherent dangers in "nuclear brinkmanship" pursued by countries as a cover for cross-border terrorism, days after Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan drummed up hysteria over a possible nuclear war in South Asia after New Delhi revoked the special status of Jammu and Kashmir.
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Iran Ready To Enrich Uranium If Europe Nuclear Deal Fails: Top Official
Iran is ready to boost its uranium enrichment to higher levels if talks fail with Europe on salvaging the nuclear deal, a top official said Tuesday. "We have of course adopted some measures in order to prepare the ground for eventually increasing the level of enrichment if it is needed and if the negotiations with the Europeans fail," Behrouz Kamal...
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Pak-Occupied Kashmir Belongs To Pakistan, Says Farooq Abdullah
National Conference president Farooq Abdullah said has said that Pakistan Occupied Kashmir belongs to Pakistan and the fact would not change no matter how many wars are fought between the two countries over the issue.
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India Not Participating In The UN Talks On Nuclear Weapons Ban
India is not participating in the first UN conference in more than 20 years on a global nuclear weapons ban which opened here amid objections from major nuclear powers.
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Opinion: Kohli Goes Nuclear With 'Brain Fade' Response
Virat Kohli's post-match press conference after India won the Bangalore Test was a cricketing Krakatoa.
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North Korea Warns Of 'Actual War', US Calls It 'Pariah'
Ju Yong Choi, a North Korean diplomat, told the UN-sponsored Conference on Disarmament in Geneva that the annual drills were 'a major cause of escalation of tension that might turn into actual war' on the divided Korean peninsula.
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Nuclear Proliferation Linkages Have Pak Fingerprints: India
Hitting out at Pakistan, India has said nuclear proliferation linkages active today have clear "Pakistan fingerprints" and an "unbridled"expansion of fissile material under the nexus between state and non-state actors constitutes the biggest threat to peace.
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North Korea Nuclear Test Paves Way For Rare Party Congress
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un's recent nuclear weapon test was designed to boost his domestic legitimacy ahead of a rare ruling party conference in May that could formalise market-based economic experiments in the isolated country, analysts say.
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North Korea Journalists Meet After 22 Years Amid "Chronic Food Shortages"
North Korea held a conference of its journalists union for the first time since 2001, state media said Wednesday, as the isolated regime ramps up nuclear threats despite reported food shortages.
-
Russia Blocks Adoption Of Nuclear Disarmament Declaration At UN
Russia on Friday prevented the adoption of a joint declaration following a four-week UN conference on a nuclear disarmament treaty, with Moscow denouncing what it said were "political" aspects of the text.
-
At Security Conference, Former Google CEO Compares AI to Nuclear Weapons
Google's former chief executive Eric Schmidt recently compared artificial intelligence (AI) to nuclear weapons. Speaking at the Aspen Security Forum on Friday, Mr Schmidt discussed his role at Google and the developments that were happening 20 years ago.
-
"Ready For Deal If US...": Iran On Stalled Nuclear Pact Revival Talks
Iran said on Monday that Tehran is ready to reach a "good deal" with world powers, Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Saeed Khatibzadeh told a televised news conference, blaming the US for stalling talks to revive their 2015 nuclear pact.
-
Week After Missile Tests, North Korea Is Head Of UN Disarmament Group
The forum they are assuming the Presidency for, is the Conference on Disarmament which is held in Geneva three times a year.
-
IIT Gandhinagar To Organise Global Conference On Nuclear Magnetic Resonance From March 6
The virtual conference will be held from March 6 to 9
-
India A Responsible Nuclear Weapon State, Says Indian Envoy At UN
Indian Ambassador to the UN Conference on Disarmament, Pankaj Sharma noted that India maintains a policy of credible minimum deterrence, based on a no-first-use posture and non-use of nuclear weapons against non-nuclear-weapon States.
-
Pak PM's Nuclear Threat Is "Brinksmanship": India Tells UN
India has warned of the inherent dangers in "nuclear brinkmanship" pursued by countries as a cover for cross-border terrorism, days after Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan drummed up hysteria over a possible nuclear war in South Asia after New Delhi revoked the special status of Jammu and Kashmir.
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Iran Ready To Enrich Uranium If Europe Nuclear Deal Fails: Top Official
Iran is ready to boost its uranium enrichment to higher levels if talks fail with Europe on salvaging the nuclear deal, a top official said Tuesday. "We have of course adopted some measures in order to prepare the ground for eventually increasing the level of enrichment if it is needed and if the negotiations with the Europeans fail," Behrouz Kamal...
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Pak-Occupied Kashmir Belongs To Pakistan, Says Farooq Abdullah
National Conference president Farooq Abdullah said has said that Pakistan Occupied Kashmir belongs to Pakistan and the fact would not change no matter how many wars are fought between the two countries over the issue.
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India Not Participating In The UN Talks On Nuclear Weapons Ban
India is not participating in the first UN conference in more than 20 years on a global nuclear weapons ban which opened here amid objections from major nuclear powers.
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Opinion: Kohli Goes Nuclear With 'Brain Fade' Response
Virat Kohli's post-match press conference after India won the Bangalore Test was a cricketing Krakatoa.
-
North Korea Warns Of 'Actual War', US Calls It 'Pariah'
Ju Yong Choi, a North Korean diplomat, told the UN-sponsored Conference on Disarmament in Geneva that the annual drills were 'a major cause of escalation of tension that might turn into actual war' on the divided Korean peninsula.
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Nuclear Proliferation Linkages Have Pak Fingerprints: India
Hitting out at Pakistan, India has said nuclear proliferation linkages active today have clear "Pakistan fingerprints" and an "unbridled"expansion of fissile material under the nexus between state and non-state actors constitutes the biggest threat to peace.
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North Korea Nuclear Test Paves Way For Rare Party Congress
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un's recent nuclear weapon test was designed to boost his domestic legitimacy ahead of a rare ruling party conference in May that could formalise market-based economic experiments in the isolated country, analysts say.
