By: William Sutherland | 2010-04-04 | Politics With the December 2006 Gulf Cooperation Councils (GCC) announcement of plans to develop a joint nuclear program for peaceful purposes followed on the heals of Egypts expressed desire to harness nuclear energy and Irans continued progress, a Mideast nuclear arms race may be underway. Only a pragmatic, evenhanded approach can put the nuclear genie back into the bottle and effectively prevent a nuclear conflict that could impact the entire world. read more
By: N.W. Smith | 2010-04-04 | News and society This past month Iran commemorated these events by showcasing its military strength. It conducted a series of missile tests and large-scale military maneuvers involving tens of thousands of troops and over 1500 naval vessels. read more
By: Devika Kumar | 2010-04-04 | Politics Towards World-War? Russian Uranium to Iran - Method in Russian Madness? Iran Now Ready to Strike, Stack USD to survive in a world struck by disaster. read more
By: Louise G | 2010-02-19 | Business The job description of nuclear engineer includes someone who works with atomic particles. In this field, employees work on different projects such as building high powered nuclear weapons to developin read more
By: dshfj | 2010-10-10 | Public Relations Alternative names Napoleon's invasion is better known in Russia as the Patriotic War of 1812 (Russian 1812 , Otechestvennaya Vojna 1812 goda) read more
By: Rick Sweden | 2010-09-30 | Destinations Every traveler to Russia needs to have an up-to-date passport and a visa. Check Your visa for how many times and for how long you are permitted to enter Russia read more
By: Barry Lycka | 2010-03-27 | News and society It took many years, but at last, America and Russia have gotten together and agreed on something. There has been a long history of competing over who is the world superpower and who has the best missiles. The signing of a new treaty has opened the door to many new advances in the way of internal affairs. This treaty will reduce the nuclear arms that Russia and America have and will bring a new friendship between Russian and American diplomats. read more
By: Kim Holmes, Ph.D. | 2010-04-04 | Politics It is folly to believe that just because the U.S. reduces its supply of nuclear weapons that the rest of the world will follow suit. Pretending that America doesn't need to develop and employ missile defense technology worldwide to protect its citizens and its allies in the face of a new missile age is folly. Over 20 nations have nuclear weapons. Several of these nations are hostile to the U.S. It is imperative that the U.S. continue research, development, and deployment of all types of missile defense systems. read more
By: Gene Hudgens | 2010-04-04 | International studies Russia's history indicates that its leaders wanted to be leaders without leading to better mankind. Today Russia's leadership continues to defy world cooperation. read more
By: gaga | 2011-01-24 | Business According to the U.S. strategic global network of 18 reported that after 10 years of design and construction, India on July 26 launched its first nuclear submarines "were destroying the enemy" was. But the recent news that "annihilated by" nuclear submarine launched nuclear reactors were not installed, and its nuclear reactors may be installed in the coming year. Currently, nuclear reactors can be ready when the problem no one can give a definite answer. To be sure read more
By: C. L. Carr | 2010-04-04 | Politics The world is becoming an armed camp. Almost daily we're hearing of leftist governments becoming armed to the teeth with nuclear weapons. Furthermore, few of them are friendly to the west. With is tremendous proliferation of nuclear arsenals, a nuclear exchange, or first strike, is now a very real scenario. What was once, "unthinkable" is now quite plausible--given today's escalating global tensions. Make sure you have a contingency plan in place. You must be prepared in 3 areas for maximum readiness. Be prepared on all 3 fronts! Take action now in order to weather the coming storms--and survive the "unthinkable." read more