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All items tagged WMDOpen Think Tank ArticlesJanuary 19, 2012 | A Conference for Security and Cooperation in the Middle EastAli Fathollah-Nejad: With the war drums on Iran sounding and the Arab revolts following an arduous path, there still remains no sustainable perspective for a peaceful Middle East. The Conference for Security and Cooperation can bring the important civil society element to bear in a region where state-centric solutions have failed. ... MoreOctober 12, 2009 | Iran and the NPT: "Some Animals are more equal than others"Andreas Michael Bock: Iran is legally entitled to posses nuclear WMD - not inspite, but because of the NPT. The international treaty claims to apply equally to all contracting parties, but numerous exceptions have been made in the past. Then why should the NPT apply to Iran? ... MoreOctober 10, 2007 | Israel's Security in a Changing Strategic EnvironmentAmbassador Yaakov Levy: A major change in the nature of warfare has taken place. Israel faces a “new reality” which presents a fundamental challenge to existing norms of international law. ... MoreGlobal Must Read ArticlesNovember 22, 2007 | Nuclear Race in the Middle EastAs Egypt declares its intentions to pursue nuclear energy, it joins other thirteen states in the Middle East with the same aim. Iran’s nuclear plans seem to be responsible for this troubling trend, writes Dan Murphy from the Christian Science Monitor. September 13, 2007 | Maseeh Rahman Reports: India to Put Nuclear Arsenal UnderwaterThe cloud of secrecy surrounding India’s long-standing secret nuclear submarine program is finally clearing up, reports Guardian columnist Maseeh Rahman from Delhi. India has been racing to create alternative and more lethal striking capabilities since it began amassing nuclear weapons in 1998, with an eye towards weapons that cannot be detected by enemies. Currently, a miniature light ... MoreSeptember 12, 2007 | Dr. Dan Plesch and Martin Butcher On US Military Preparations to Bomb IranBritish scholar and arms expert Plesch, Director of the Centre for International Studies and Diplomacy of SOAS at the University of London, and Butcher, adviser to the Foreign Affairs Committee of the European Parliament, offer a chilling report on the advanced extent of US military preparations for a major attack on Iran. The analysis tells of a “low-level war” already being waged, and its role ... More |
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