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Category Archives: International
Nuclear War in Coventry: Perspectives from the 1960s
‘Seventeen years ago, man unleashed the power of the atom. He thereby took into his mortal hands the power of self-extinction.’ – John F. Kennedy (1962) Have you ever wondered what nuclear war would look like from Coventry? In light … Continue reading
Posted in International, Modern Records Centre, Politics, Security, Work
Tagged CDC, Giblet
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Trident: The Rotten Affair of Nuclear Ambitions
In 2006, the Labour Party decided to pursue a like-for-like renewal of the Trident missile programme, Britain’s submarine-based nuclear deterrent. In 2010, this intention was reaffirmed by the serving Coalition. At a time when Britain is suffering from one of … Continue reading
North Korea and China: A Strained/Strange Relationship
On February 12, North Korea rocked the world (quite literally) after carrying out it’s third nuclear test in history, albeit the first under Kim Jong-un. The world had been prepared with a warning in advance from the North Korean government. … Continue reading
Posted in International, Politics
Tagged China, Kim Jong-un, Korea, North Korea, nuclear, politics, US
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Obama Strikes Back
Much of the planet breathed a sigh of relief today as Barack Obama defeated Mitt Romney and secured himself a second term as President of the United States of the World. Relief, however, should not be mistaken for jubilation – … Continue reading
Posted in International, Politics
Tagged Africa, economy, immigration, international, Iran, Israel, Obama, politics, Romney, Syria
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