Rene Wadlow

Rene Wadlow is the editor of the online journal of world politics www.transnational-perspectives.org and the representative to the United Nations, Geneva, of the Association of World Citizens.


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	The NPT Review: Business as Usual Now, Disarmament Perhaps Later by Rene Wadlow The Treaty on the Non-proliferation of Nuclear Weapons (NPT) has Article VIII calling for a review conference every five years to see how the terms of the Treaty are being respected and its goals promoted. As this Treaty, a cornerstone of ar
	Peacebuilding in Eastern Congo Need for Reconciliation Bridge-Builders by Rene Wadlow 29 May has been set by the United Nations General Assembly as the day to honour UN Peacekeeping Forces. And honour them we do, as many serve in dangerous and hostile settings. However, we must also be aware of the limitations that peacekeepe
	The NPT Review: Is Progress Possible ? by Rene Wadlow Peace is

	The Shape of the Nuclear-weapon World - Part 3: Israel and a Middle East Nuclear-weapon Free Zone by Rene Wadlow
	The Right Not To Kill: 15 May: CO Day by Rene Wadlow
	Iran: Nuclear Energy for All, Nuclear Weapons for None. by Rene Wadlow On 17
	Nuclear [The Shape of the Nuclear-weapon World] Part 2: Weapons and the Disintegration of Pakistan by Rene Wadlow There is a general rule in world politics that the broader the theme of a conference, the narrower is the issue that provokes it. Thus, 47 government leaders met in Washington, D.C. at the invitation of President Barack Obama on 12 and 13
	The Shape of the Nuclear- weapon World by Rene Wadlow The signing on 8 April 2010 of the new Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty (START) in Prague by Presidents Barack Obama and Dimitri Medvedev is a modest but symbolic step to signal better US-Russian relations. Prague was chosen also for its s
	Goldstone Report : The Impact of International Fact-Finding by Rene Wadlow Accountability for breaches of international humanitarian law and for human rights violations, as well as respect for human rights, are not obstacles to peace, but rather the preconditions on which trust and, ultimately, a durable peace can be built.
	World Day of Social Justice: A Sense of Direction by Rene Wadlow On a proposal of the Ambassador of Kyrgyzstzan, the United Nations General Assembly has set 20 February as the World Day of Social Justice. It was observed for the first time in 2009, but is not widely known. As with other UN-designated
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