disarmament
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Armenia Highlights Nuclear Safety and Disarmament at Geneva Talks
Armenia outlines its stance on disarmament, safe nuclear energy use, and weapons control in Geneva, emphasizing transparency and international cooperation.
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Israel’s Nasrallah Strike: $34 Million Mission Amid Disarmament Push
New details emerge on the estimated $34 million cost of the 2024 Israeli strike that killed Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah, as international efforts intensify to disarm the group in Lebanon.
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Trump’s Gaza Peace Plan Enters Phase Two: Hopes and Hurdles for Reconstruction and Governance
The US has launched Phase Two of its Gaza peace plan, focusing on Hamas disarmament, Israeli withdrawal, and establishing a new technocratic Palestinian administration. However, the plan faces significant hurdles, including a fragile ceasefire, a dire humanitarian crisis, and disagreements…
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Kurdish PKK Fighters Begin Symbolic Disarmament, Marking a New Chapter in Peace Process
In a historic move, the Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK) has begun a symbolic disarmament process in northern Iraq, signaling a potential end to four decades of armed conflict with Turkey.
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Abdullah Öcalan’s Call for Peace: PKK Disarmament Marks a New Chapter in Kurdish-Turkish Relations
Abdullah Öcalan, the imprisoned PKK leader, has renewed his call for disarmament, signaling a potential breakthrough in the decades-long Kurdish-Turkish conflict. This historic move marks the start of a symbolic peace ceremony and opens a path for democratic reforms.
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Hezbollah’s Stance Amid Renewed Calls for Disarmament
Hezbollah’s new leader, Sheikh Naim Qassem, vowed not to surrender arms under Israeli pressure, while tensions in Lebanon remain high following last year’s conflict.
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Iraq Militias Consider Disarmament Amid US Pressure
Powerful Iran-backed militias in Iraq are reportedly prepared to disarm for the first time to avert an escalating conflict with the US Trump administration, following repeated warnings from Washington to Baghdad.