In accepting Nobel Peace Prize, atomic bomb survivors urge end to nuclear weapons
Japan's Nihon Hidankyo on Tuesday accepted the Nobel Peace Prize on behalf of Japanese survivors of the two atomic bombs ...
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80 years of peace | CALDARA
We have been at peace for 80 years. Think of that. It has been long peace, sometimes an uneasy peace. But the peace in ...
Japanese survivor of atomic bomb recalls its horrors in Nobel Peace Prize acceptance speech
A Japanese man who lived through the American atomic bombing of Nagasaki has accepted this year’s Nobel Peace Prize on behalf ...
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No official proposals from Tokyo on resuming peace treaty dialogue — senior diplomat
Andrey Rudenko recalled that Moscow’s position is that peace treaty talks with Japan cannot be resumed until Tokyo changes its policy MOSCOW, December 2. /TASS/. Moscow has not received any ...
Saudi Arabia abandons pursuit of U.S. defense treaty over Israel stalemate
RIYADH, Nov 29 (Reuters) - Saudi Arabia has abandoned its pursuit of an ambitious defense treaty with Washington in return ...
Tokyo's unfriendly actions completely impede talks on peace treaty with Russia - Kremlin
Tokyo's unfriendly actions completely hinder negotiations on a peace treaty between Russia and Japan, Kremlin spokesman ...
Japan PM Ishiba stresses importance of nuclear deterrence while commenting on Nihon Hidankyo’s Nobel Peace Prize
TOKYO: Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba stressed the importance of nuclear deterrence while congratulating Nihon Hidankyo (Japan ...
Gist of Nobel committee chair Frydnes speech at peace prize ceremony
The following is the gist of the speech given by Norwegian Nobel Committee Chair Jorgen Watne Frydnes at the award ceremony ...
Saudi Arabia abandons pursuit of US defence treaty over Israel stalemate
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Deadlocked plastic treaty talks will lead to renewed negotiations in 2025
Just wait till next year!” goes the slogan often attributed to disappointed sports fans. Those same words could equally apply ...