January 1st of each year is the time for formulating resolutions to keep or break (usually the latter) during the 365 days ahead. So Martina, an ex-pacifist who now is no longer “ex”, has decided to make only one resolution for 2023. “That way,” she says, “I’m sure to keep it.”
The Ukrainian government, like Israel in Gaza, relentlessly goes on bombing residential areas in the eastern regions “to kill the terrorists hiding out there” (but also the civilians living there). The separatists, called “terrorists”, are in a siege; to break it, they have launched a bloody counteroffensive to the South, with civilian casualties there, too. Tension has spiked with rumors (later debunked) of a full-scale Russian invasion underway. And yet, in spite of it all, a glimmer of hope for peace has finally appeared. Or is it just an illusion?
Nakamitsu Izumi, Subsecretario General de la ONU y Alto Representante para Asuntos de Desarme, lanzó una advertencia clara e inequívoca el viernes pasado en Tokio: un nuevo fracaso en alcanzar un acuerdo podría conducir al "vaciamiento" del Tratado de No Proliferación Nuclear.
Nakamitsu Izumi, Haut Représentant pour les affaires de désarmement, a lancé un avertissement clair et sans équivoque vendredi dernier à Tokyo: un nouvel échec à parvenir à un accord pourrait conduire à la «mise à nu» du Traité sur la non-prolifération nucléaire.
Nakamitsu Izumi, UN High Representative for Disarmament Affairs, sounded a clear and unequivocal warning last Friday in Tokyo: a new failure to reach an agreement could lead to the "emptying" of the NPT.
In Italia, la presenza di basi militari statunitensi è regolata da accordi bilaterali in larga parte ancora coperti dal segreto di Stato. Non esiste, allo stato attuale, un’iniziativa organica volta alla desecretazione di tali intese. Eppure le Camere non possono autorizzare accordi segreti.
Nakamitsu Izumi, Sottosegretaria Generale dell'ONU e Alta Rappresentante per gli Affari del Disarmo, ha lanciato venerdì scorso a Tokyo un allarme preciso e inequivocabile: un nuovo fallimento nella ricerca di un accordo potrebbe portare il Trattato di Non Proliferazione nucleare a "svuotarsi".
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