Joe Cirincione's blog

The End of Nuclear Weapons

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Yes! Magazine

"Now, even as we prosecute two wars, we're also confronting perhaps the greatest danger to the American people—the threat of nuclear weapons. I've embraced the vision of John F. Kennedy and Ronald Reagan through a strategy that reverses the spread of these weapons and seeks a world without them. Read more >>

A False Nuclear Alarm: Debunking the Wall Street Journal's Radioactive Scaremongering

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Foreign Policy

With its latest editorial calling for more nuclear weapons and more weapons spending, the Wall Street Journal has gone over a journalistic cliff. The serious factual errors in its Jan. 5 screed, "A False Nuclear Start," raise serious questions about the newspaper's credibility and integrity. Read more >>

Joe Cirincione Interview with Stephen Colbert

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http://www.colbertnation.com/

Stephen Colbert interviews Ploughshares Fund President Joseph Cirincione. The interview was part of the Colbert Report's series "Better Know a Lobbyist".

Joe went in to the studio to speak about the threat of nuclear weapons and Ploughshares Fund's efforts in the nuclear disarmament lobby. Joe came out of the interview inadvertently married to Pakistan and with a better knowledge of how to mime a nuclear blast.

Video after the break: Read more >>

Scientists: The Nukes are Alright

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Huffington Post

In a blow to the far-right, scientists conclude that U.S. nuclear weapons don’t need new tests or new designs. Read more >>

The Impact of Nuclear Posture on Non-Proliferation

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In the Eyes of the Experts

The nuclear posture and strategic decisions of nuclear-armed nations have a significant, often immediate impact on the nuclear acquisition decisions of other nations. A decision by a state to acquire nuclear weapons can trigger a similar decision in a rival state. Conversely, the commitment not to acquire or maintain nuclear weapons by one state or group of states can foster similar commitments regionally or globally. Read more >>

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