Eken's sanguine approach towards nuclear weapons stands in contrast to the more dramatic rhetoric of global humanitarian catastrophe and existential threats to humanity... READ MORE›
There has never been open conflict between nuclear powers and no country with nuclear weapons has ever been invaded, he added in a report... READ MORE›
More accustomed to the dangers of earthquakes and tsunami, Japan's people are now having to address a new, manmade threat North Korean missiles... READ MORE›
The Nagasaki Appeal calls for governments to sign and ratify the Nuclear Prohibition Treaty, adopted last month by 122 U.N... READ MORE›
Pedestrians and vehicles pass before the portraits of late North Korean leaders Kim Il-Sung L and Kim Jong-Il R in Pyongyang on July 21, 2017... READ MORE›
RELATED Japan marks 72 years since Hiroshima atomic bomb The international situation surrounding nuclear weapons is becoming increasingly tense, Taue said at Nagasaki's peace park... READ MORE›
In March, he himself proposed that Japan consider procuring long-range cruise missiles capable of striking North Korean sites... READ MORE›
Nakajima said the theme of his Godzilla was grand and complex, addressing universal human problems, as it spoke to a Japan that still remembered wartime suffering... READ MORE›
Nuclear weapons an 'absolute evil' Hiroshima mayor 70 years after bombing... READ MORE›
Japan marked 72 years since the world's first nuclear attack on Hiroshima on Sunday, with the nation's traditional contradictions over atomic weapons again coming into focus... READ MORE›
Hopes that the U.S. and Japan might support the nuclear weapons ban rose during former president Barack Obama's 2016 visit to Hiroshima... READ MORE›
But regarding nuclear weapons, We 'hibakusha' and our groups share a clear goal, which is to abolish nuclear weapons from the world, Kim said... READ MORE›
No sitting president had ever visited this city, destroyed by an atomic bomb on Aug. 6, 1945, in one of the final moves of World War II... READ MORE›
So far, he has covered Tokyo, Nagano, Aichi, Nagiya, Shiga, Kyoto, Osaka, Hyogo and Okayama... READ MORE›
And he denies he is being alarmist over North Korean missiles... READ MORE›
Two Nagasaki atomic bomb survivors pressed countries participating in negotiations Monday for a first-ever treaty banning nuclear weapons to realize their... READ MORE›
Soon, a new generation of North Korean missiles began to appear, all knockoffs of Soviet designs... READ MORE›
Doomsayers have been predicting an all-out nuclear war since the Enola Gay dropped an atomic bomb on Hiroshima in August 1945... READ MORE›
The world war that reached its brutal end in Hiroshima and Nagasaki was fought among the wealthiest and most powerful of nations... READ MORE›
Throughout the presidential campaign, Trump faced a recurring charge that he could not be trusted with the nation's nuclear weapons... READ MORE›
The person who knows his story best, after Mr. Hasai himself, is Ritsuko Kinoshita, a woman 25 years his junior who is serving as his denshosha... READ MORE›
She's now 84 and has been telling Newsround the inspiring story of her life before and after that devastating and world-changing event... READ MORE›
If the hibakusha continue to speak out against nuclear weapons, then other people will follow suit... READ MORE›
As japan marks 70 years since the hiroshima and nagasaki atom bombs yukiko nakabushi talk about her crusade against nuclear weapons... READ MORE›
Truman defended his decision to drop atomic bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki as the only way to avoid a full-scale invasion of Japan... READ MORE›
In another poignant moment, Mr. Obama exchanged an embrace with Shigeaki Mori, 79, who was 8 years old when the bomb fell... READ MORE›
86-year-old Sumiteru Taniguchi was just 16 years old when the bomb devastated his city... READ MORE›
Kyodo via REUTERS 2 8 left right Visitors pray at the Yasukuni Shrine in Tokyo, Japan, December 29, 2016... READ MORE›
But in a potentially contentious break with previous expressions of contrition by Japanese leaders Mr. Abe did not offer a new personal apology of his own... READ MORE›
He was widely quoted last month as saying he would not be prepared to use nuclear weapons if he became prime minister... READ MORE›
Barack Obama has become the first serving US president to visit Hiroshima since the World War Two nuclear attack... READ MORE›
Prime Minister Shinzo Abe said that as the sole country to face nuclear attack, Japan has the duty to push for nuclear weapons elimination... READ MORE›
Obama has had mixed success in reducing and safeguarding global stockpiles of nuclear weapons and fissile materials... READ MORE›
Three days later a second atomic bomb was dropped on Nagasaki... READ MORE›
It remains unclear why Mr Yamaki chose not to reveal the secrets of the tree when he donated it to the National Arboretum, in Washington DC... READ MORE›
I interviewed Mr. Mori, now 79, this week at his home in Hiroshima... READ MORE›
Hiroshima to open up its horrors to barack obama during historic visit... READ MORE›
Recent polls have shown that most Japanese wanted Obama to visit Hiroshima, but no longer thought an apology was necessary... READ MORE›
The ominous forecast was imposed despite two major diplomatic accomplishments last year the Iranian nuclear deal and the historic Paris agreement to fight climate change... READ MORE›
Mr. Obama will make no apology in Hiroshima, the White House insisted on Tuesday... READ MORE›
The bombing Then-President Harry S. Truman authorized the attack on Hiroshima... READ MORE›
RB I think it is clear that Prime Minister Shinzo Abe is not going to apologize for Pearl Harbor... READ MORE›
Some 64 000 people living in Sydney CBD and the surrounding suburbs would find themselves within the thermal radiation boundary indicated by the yellow outermost ring... READ MORE›
Dropping the atomic bomb was a strategically effective decision for the United States to achieve victory in the Pacific... READ MORE›
While Americans argue over timescales technicalities and Iranian trustworthiness behind their backs the scramble for Persia recalling Europe's 19th-century scramble for Africa has already begun... READ MORE›
Obama's subdued trip to Hiroshima is expected to last less than three hours... READ MORE›
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