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The Nuclear Weapons Inheritance Project proudly presents: International NWIP Training Weekend "Our future, nuclear weapon free" 1.-5. October 2009
Aachen (Germany) Over four 4 days we will introduce you to the work of NWIP. You will get to know the critical facts about nuclear weapons, nuclear weapons policy and the current global situation. You will learn something about dialogue techniques, get tips how to arrange workshop and how to start a campaign. We will discuss our future plans (especially NPT review conference in New York 2010) and you will get the chance to become active within the NWIP, including the chance to participate in international delegations. For more information, please visit www.ippnw-students.org/NWIP/aachen09. The deadline for registration is August 1st, 2009. Take your chance to get the basis for your work towards a nuclear weapon free future!
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Iran and nuclear weapons. A personal reflection.
In the nineteen sixties there were many who believed that there was a military threat from China against Europe. “Optimists learn Russian, pessimists learn Chinese” was a common joke. “Whatever you say, China is hell on earth” I heard a respected politician say in 1965. So I went there to see for myself, together with [...] 
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Obama Nuclear Weapons Free World: The withering of a vision
President Obama seems to have lost the vision of US leadership on the road to a world free of nuclear weapons. Or did we read too much into his Prague speech? 
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IPPNW recommends public health action plan to UN small arms meeting
As an NGO participant at the Fourth Biennial Meeting of States (BMS), which was convened to review implementation of the UN’s action plan to combat the illicit trade in small arms and light weapons, IPPNW had an opportunity to address the conference on Thursday, June 17, during a special civil society session. Dr. Emperatriz Crespin, [...] 
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