The discussion meeting after the British Pugwash AGM focused on ‘The 2010 NPT Review Conference: consequences for the future of disarmament and non-proliferation’. Speakers included Ambassador Peter Jenkins, Geneva Centre for Security Policy; previously UK Ambassador to the IAEA; Carol Naughton, Acronym Institute for Disarmament Diplomacy; and Prof. John Simpson, Mountbatten Centre for International Studies.
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British Pugwash Annual Report 2010
Published on 1st May 2010 in Nuclear Weapons, Trident, Disarmament, NPT, Annual reports, BRINDI, Remote Control Weaponry
Key topics: Advancing UK and European leadership in nuclear non-proliferation and disarmament in the runup to the May 2010 NPT Review Conference; Report: The Management of Separated Plutonium in the UK; mapping disarmament in the UK
British Pugwash Annual Report 2009
Published on 1st May 2009 in Nuclear Weapons, Disarmament, NPT, Fissile Materials, Annual reports, BRINDI
Top issues: UK related nuclear weapons issues, particularly government’s decision to proceed with renewing Trident; non-proliferation and disarmament issues.
Nuclear Energy And Nuclear Weapon Proliferation – A New Perspective
Published on 7th April 2006 in Climate Change and Energy Policy, Events 2006-2009, NPT
7 April 2006, University College London. Speaker: Professor Keith Barnham, Emeritus Professor of Physics, Imperial College London.
Message of Professor Sir Joseph Rotblat to the Seventh Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty Review Conference in 2005
Published on 1st May 2005 in Publications 2000-2005, NPT
Message of Professor Sir Joseph Rotblat to the Seventh Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty Review Conference in 2005, The Atomic Mirror, 1 May 2005
IAEA’s Role in Technical Co-operation – Impact on Non-Proliferation and the NPT
Published on 29th April 2005 in Events 2000-2005, NPT
29 April 2005, University College London. Speaker: Mr David Fischer, Consultant on Nuclear Non-proliferation and Safeguards; formerly Assistant Director-General for External Relations, International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA)