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One of the more important but more forgotten dates of the anti-nuclear movement is February 28, 1989. This was the day when Kazakh writer Olzhas Suleimenov broke from the plan of a televised poetry reading to speak about the effects of nuclear weapons tests in eastern Kazakhstan. His act ofRead More

While nations in Africa and Asia are coming under tremendous foreign pressure to adopt nuclear energy as the answer to their energy problems, the nations that are trying to sell nuclear reactors to them are actually at the end of the road of their nuclear dreams. Nuclear energy is noRead More

A recent report in the South African online journal Rand Daily Mail serves as another stark illustration of the way national plans for the development of nuclear energy lead to opaque, undemocratic and wasteful schemes that leave a legacy of corruption and environmental degradation. For citizens of other nations whoRead More

Axiomatizing the Atom: Implications for US-Japan Relations by Yuki Natsui February 17, 2016 on Dianuke.org, published previously by the author at: http://unificity.blogspot.jp/ 日本語版　(A Japanese summary of this article is available at this link）:「原子の公理化: 日米関係の裏の意味」 This article can be republished with proper credit and citation of the author and Dianuke.org. DoRead More