Should we accept North Korea’s nuclear program?

What can the world realistically do on North Korea’s nuclear program? What should be the best possible reaction after the third test?

From Washington nuclear summit to nuclear summit in Seoul

What happened in 2 years.

Does Iran continue on a nuclear quest?

An article based on the leaked cables in the Norwegian newspaper Aftenposten claims that Iran has been developing contacts in more than thirty countries, in order to acquire the technology, equipment and raw materials needed to develop a nuclear bomb.

Will the US and Russia renegotiate New START treaty?

Russian Duma prepares five amendments for the ratification of New START. During the heated debate the US Senate voted down the amendment of Senator John McCain with argument it could lead to the renegotiation of the treaty.

Sanctions alone won’t work on Iran

By Charles Robb, a former Democratic senator from Virginia, and Charles Wald, a retired general.

UN approved new sanctions on Iran. Will they work?

Will Tehran comply with international demands over its nuclear program? UN Security Council resolution 1929 was passed by 12 votes. Brazil and Turkey voted against. Lebanon abstained.

Israel is widely believed to have nuclear weapons

According to a new book of US academic and newspaper The Guardian Israel offered to sell South Africa nuclear weapons.

Iran nuclear deal to ship uranium abroad is no big deal

It could be positive but first of all it looks like  Tehran is trying to buy some time before to postpone sanctions. And in fact, the deal allows Tehran to continue the enrichment of nuclear material.

We shouldn’t expect too much from Obama’s nuclear summit

But let’s get not too cynical.  The goal of a nuclear weapons-free world is admirable.

Sarkozy signed a deal on building a nuclear reactor in Libya

French President Nicolas Sarkozy didn’t hesitate and rushed to do business with Muammar Gaddafi after the Bulgarian nurses have been released.