A Misconception That Could Scuttle Nuclear Talks With Iran Jim Walsh, a member of the Council’s national advisory board, and Aron Bernstein take to the Reuters Blog to explain why focusing too heavily on Iran’s “breakout” capacity is a misconception that could ultimately get in the way of a good deal. As nuclear talks between […]
Reuters Blog: Jim Walsh on Iran’s Nuclear Breakout
A misconception that could scuttle nuclear talks with Iran By Dr. Jim Walsh, Council Board Member As nuclear talks between Iran and the other members of the so-called P5+1 group are extended for another seven months, one issue is sure to remain a sticking point. The most important differences between all sides relates to the […]
Press Release: News from Vienna, Progress on Preventing a Nuclear-Armed Iran
Today, Council for a Livable World, issued a statement praising U.S. and P5+1 diplomats on opting to extend nuclear negotiations with Iran, and to encourage all parties to continue to seek a comprehensive deal that will ultimately will prevent Iran from obtaining a nuclear weapon.
Wall Street Journal quotes Angela Canterbury
Hagel Proposes $1.5 Billion to Improve Nuclear Weapons Forces Arms control advocates called the Defense Department’s approach misguided and argued for steps to reduce the arsenal rather than spending more. “They are going to throw billions of dollars at this problem, which is like saying they are going to throw billions of dollars at dial-up […]
U.S. Leading the Way on Nuclear Weapons Conference
Today, the Council for a Livable World issued praise for the Obama Administration’s announcement that the U.S. will participate in the December 2014 Conference on the Humanitarian Impact of Nuclear Weapons. This comes as a sign of renewed commitment on behalf of the President toward making good on his Prague promises of reducing the threat of nuclear weapons.
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