Nuclear Survivalist

Hiroshima is the site of the world’s first atomic attack. On August 6, 1945, the U.S. dropped an atomic bomb on the Japanese city that resulted in the …

… feel the visit is overshadowing their pursuit of nuclear abolishment. … G7 leaders should focus more on diplomatic efforts to end the war.

War in Ukraine … Ukrainian president said that photos of the first city to suffer a nuclear attack reminded him of battle-scarred Bakhmut.

Watch G7 Leaders Summit: Trudeau warns ‘danger of nuclear war is being forgotten by many’ Video Online, on GlobalNews.ca.

“The danger of nuclear war is, unfortunately, being forgotten by many” Trudeau said during the press conference, referring to the “growing nuclear …

The United Nations, of course, was created in the aftermath of the vast devastation of World War II in the hope of providing international security.

Hiroshima is the site of the world’s first atomic attack. On Aug. 6, 1945, the U.S. dropped an atomic bomb on the Japanese city that resulted in the …

was a powerful reminder of the devastating reality of nuclear war and our shared responsibility to never cease our efforts to build for peace.

If nuclear war doesn’t end us, a designer virus or AI might. The good news? No giant asteroids will strike this millennium.

Kunihiko Sakuma, who was exposed as a baby to radiation from the bombing, said that G7 leaders should focus more on diplomatic efforts to end the war.