Further details can be found in the article titled "Climate change and antimicrobial resistance: a combination driving disease spread in Africa" by Geoffrey Kamadi.

In 2019, antimicrobial resistance caused more than 250,000 deaths in sub-Saharan Africa.

"Our grandfathers witnessed both sides of the atomic bombings. Our bond shows that reconciliation is achievable," expressed by Ari Beser and Kosuzu Harada.

Why has China not taken steps to eliminate this risk?

China has deployed a missile capable of carrying either conventional or nuclear warheads. If a conventional attack were to strike this missile, it could potentially lead to nuclear conflict.

"How AI and surveillance capitalism are undermining democracy."

According to a recent observation, data and AI can only benefit society if managed with stringent, smart controls to safeguard democracy, similar to how nuclear energy was regulated.

"A perfect firestorm: The social, political, and climate forces that keep Athens burning."

Since 2017, 37% of the forests and grasslands in Athens and its suburbs have been destroyed by wildfires. An investigation into the ongoing challenges faced by the region has been conducted.

The top prize is $3,000, and four runners-up will each receive $500. Submissions are open until September 30, 2025.

Introducing a brand-new short fiction competition! Submit works in any genre, provided they relate to themes of avoiding the apocalypse.

R. Rajaraman, an esteemed Indian theoretical physicist, well-known expert on nuclear weapon policy, and supporter of nuclear disarmament passed away at the age of 86 in New Delhi on July 12 following a

The current focus for the United States should be on robust nuclear non-proliferation principles rather than pursuing new nuclear agreements.

Although it might be too late to prevent Iran from developing bombs, it is a prime moment to rethink the approach to "peaceful" nuclear fuel production.

Could Ukraine remain a potential trigger for a broader conflict? The editor-in-chief of Bulletin speaks with a former US ambassador to Ukraine about the ongoing Russian invasion and the risk of it escalating

Expert in multilateral nuclear diplomacy, Mark Goodman, discusses how differing opinions on the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty often stem from misunderstandings of the treaty, and emphasizes the need

Haven't come across a full set online yet, but the photo of the injured people by the Miyuki Bridge is just haunting. If I find a good link to all of them, I'll share it for sure

"Is it possible to restore international nuclear safeguards in Iran? These measures might assist."

For the international community to tackle the Iranian nuclear issue diplomatically rather than using force, it's essential to strengthen IAEA safeguards, as noted by Hugh Chalmers.

For those who haven't seen it: "Atomic record: Yoshito Matsushige's documentation of Hiroshima's nuclear impact in photos."