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12 Seconds Apart: Twin Seismic Pulses In China That Set Off US Nuclear Alarm
A small tremor rippled through a remote corner of Central Asia in June 2020. It registered at 2.75 on the seismic scale. The signal was picked up by a monitoring station in Kazakhstan operated by the Comprehensive Nuclear Test Ban Treaty Organisation
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Treaty Under Cloud, Nuclear Test Ban Agency Asks India To Turn "Observer"
The Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty Organisation (CTBTO) has invited India to become an "Observer" with access to International Monitoring System data, so it can take an informed decision on ratifying a much-debated nuclear disarmament treaty.
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Anti-Nuclear Test Agency Urges Nations To Ratify Ban
North Korea's recent nuclear test shows a ratification of an international ban on nuclear bomb tests is more urgent than ever, the head of the Vienna-based organisation tasked with enforcing the ban said on Monday.
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North Korea Nuclear Test A 'Wake-Up Call' For The World
The head of an international body set up to monitor a planned ban on nuclear testing condemned North Korea's fourth nuclear test on Wednesday and called it a "wake-up call" for the international community.
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North Korea Nuclear Test A 'Wake-Up Call' For The World
The head of an international body set up to monitor a planned ban on nuclear testing condemned North Korea's fourth nuclear test today and called it a "wake-up call" for the international community.
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Israel Links Ratifying Nuclear Test Ban to Iran Ties
Israel wants Iranian recognition before it ratifies an international ban on nuclear bomb tests, an Israeli official said on Wednesday, in a rare public discussion of terms for upgrading from signatory status.
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India shuns world's largest scientific network to catch nuclear bomb tests
This network has cost one billion dollars. It has been funded by 183 countries. And it has one agenda - to detect within minutes nuclear explosions that are conducted on land, air or even under the sea.
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First radioactive traces from North Korea nuke test detected
The discovery by a monitoring station in Japan could not answer the key question of whether Pyongyang used plutonium or uranium in the blast.
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12 Seconds Apart: Twin Seismic Pulses In China That Set Off US Nuclear Alarm
A small tremor rippled through a remote corner of Central Asia in June 2020. It registered at 2.75 on the seismic scale. The signal was picked up by a monitoring station in Kazakhstan operated by the Comprehensive Nuclear Test Ban Treaty Organisation
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Treaty Under Cloud, Nuclear Test Ban Agency Asks India To Turn "Observer"
The Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty Organisation (CTBTO) has invited India to become an "Observer" with access to International Monitoring System data, so it can take an informed decision on ratifying a much-debated nuclear disarmament treaty.
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Anti-Nuclear Test Agency Urges Nations To Ratify Ban
North Korea's recent nuclear test shows a ratification of an international ban on nuclear bomb tests is more urgent than ever, the head of the Vienna-based organisation tasked with enforcing the ban said on Monday.
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North Korea Nuclear Test A 'Wake-Up Call' For The World
The head of an international body set up to monitor a planned ban on nuclear testing condemned North Korea's fourth nuclear test on Wednesday and called it a "wake-up call" for the international community.
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North Korea Nuclear Test A 'Wake-Up Call' For The World
The head of an international body set up to monitor a planned ban on nuclear testing condemned North Korea's fourth nuclear test today and called it a "wake-up call" for the international community.
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Israel Links Ratifying Nuclear Test Ban to Iran Ties
Israel wants Iranian recognition before it ratifies an international ban on nuclear bomb tests, an Israeli official said on Wednesday, in a rare public discussion of terms for upgrading from signatory status.
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India shuns world's largest scientific network to catch nuclear bomb tests
This network has cost one billion dollars. It has been funded by 183 countries. And it has one agenda - to detect within minutes nuclear explosions that are conducted on land, air or even under the sea.
-
First radioactive traces from North Korea nuke test detected
The discovery by a monitoring station in Japan could not answer the key question of whether Pyongyang used plutonium or uranium in the blast.
