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IPPNW peace and health blog title: IPPNW peace and health blog | News and opinion from the international medical movement to abolish nuclear weapons and to prevent war

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War on Iran: nuclear consequences
President Donald Trump declared in his State of the Union address that he would see to it that Iran would never get a nuclear weapon. He had previously claimed that the strikes in 2025 had “obliterated” Iran’s nuclear programme, although there is evidence that the destruction might not have been as absolute as he claimed. […]

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IPPNW Condemns Strikes Against Iran, Calls for Return to Negotiations
Read full statement here and below. 28 February, 2026. International Physicians for the Prevention of Nuclear War (IPPNW) unequivocally condemns the attack on Iran by the United States and Israel and calls on them to cease immediately all further use of force and to return to the negotiating table. The unprovoked strikes, ostensibly to stop […]

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No to uranium mining in Greenland
[Ed. note: Niels Henrik Hooge works with NOAH, the Danish branch of Friends of the Earth. He is also closely associated with Greenland’s No to Uranium Association (URANI? NAAMIK) in Nuuk. Patrick Schukalla, IPPNW Germany’s policy advisor on energy and climate, spoke with Hooge in February about the role of Greenland’s uranium resources and other subsurface [R...

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Arms over norms: military budgets given priority at security conference
by Inga Bloom [Dr. Bloom represented IPPNW at the Munich Security Conference, held from 12-15 February. The first part of her report from those meetings was posted yesterday. Part two follows.] Overall, despite the palpable genuine concerns about the loss of values and rules, the conference was strongly characterized by competitiveness, superficiality, and a lack […]

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Arms over norms: giving priority to profits and deals
by Inga Bloom [Dr. Bloom represented IPPNW at the Munich Security Conference, held from 12-15 February. Her observations from those meetings will be posted in two installments. Part one follows.] For three days, politicians gathered at the Bayerischer Hof in Munich to discuss key issues of global security. This year, I was invited to attend […]

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