Sentences with phrase «disarmament talks»
"Disarmament talks" refers to discussions or negotiations between countries or groups aimed at reducing or eliminating weapons, especially those capable of causing mass destruction such as nuclear or chemical weapons. The objective of these talks is to promote international peace and security by reaching agreements to limit or get rid of such weapons, ultimately reducing the chances of conflict or war. Full definition
As President Donald Trump steps up efforts to engage North Korea in nuclear disarmament talks, the State Department is in the most turmoil since the president's inauguration.
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North Korea says it's pulling out of disarmament talks and restarting its nuclear reactor, after its launch of a rocket that critics said was designed to test its long - range missile technology drew international outrage.
He proposed expanding US and Russian nuclear weapons capabilities, despite their already overwhelming superiority and decades of bilateral disarmament talks.
America and Russia recently agreed to significantly reduce their own weapons stockpiles and last week's G8 summit brought suggestions that Britain might include Trident in international disarmament talks.
Multilateral nuclear disarmament talks are gathering pace; a British announcement, at the right time, that it is giving up the nuclear deterrent could dramatically enhance Britain's international status.
Those images have reinforced the message being presented to disarmament talks this week in Geneva that land mines should be banned.
During the two weeks that the disarmament talks last, about 1000 people will be killed or maimed by mines.
about PPPL and Princeton demonstrate novel technique that may have applicability to future nuclear disarmament talks