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A new group called Neighbors Against Nukes has been introduced, according to the Arms Control Association's Center. The name suggests a grassroots effort organizing communities against nuclear weapons, though details about its membership, leadership, and specific goals have not yet been made public.
- 2Calls Grow to Revive the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty▼Out of the Ashes: How to Re-energize the NPT
The Arms Control Association has published an analysis titled 'Out of the Ashes: How to Re-energize the NPT', setting out proposals to restore momentum to the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty. The piece argues the treaty's review process and broader disarmament regime need renewed political commitment amid eroding trust between nuclear and non-nuclear weapons states.
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The Pentagon has acknowledged the existence of space weapons, according to a report from the Arms Control Association. The admission marks a notable shift in how the US military discusses its capabilities in orbit, touching on long-running debates over the militarisation of space and arms control. Details about the specific systems involved and their intended use were not immediately provided.