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WOMEN who have suffered domestic violence contributed to a quilt calling for an end to abuse.

Friday, 27 April 2012








The successful test of India's new Agni V long-range missile has illustrated the growing military rivalry between Asia's two 'rising powers', India and China. The missile, which has a range of over 3,000 miles and can carry a 1.5-ton nuclear warhead, could reach major Chinese cities, such as Beijing and Shanghai, and was dubbed by parts of the Indian press as the "China Killer". The test demonstrates the extent of the challenge to turn the current upsurge in activity on nuclear abolition into a sustainable and truly global strategy for disarmament. 




The successful test of India's new Agni V long-range missile has illustrated the growing military rivalry between Asia's two 'rising powers', India and China. The missile, which has a range of over 3,000 miles and can carry a 1.5-ton nuclear warhead, could reach major Chinese cities, such as Beijing and Shanghai, and was dubbed by parts of the Indian press as the "China Killer." The test demonstrates the extent of the challenge to turn the current upsurge in activity on nuclear abolition into a sustainable and truly global strategy for disarmament. Read more »