Campaign Magazine

As MPs return to Parliament this month, they face an agenda shaped by big global challenges, an important agenda that will shape our lives for a generation. Read this month's Campaign magazine to find out how nuclear disarmament fits into the situation. The magazine also features the latest developments in regards to the Iran nuclear deal.

In 1945, the United States dropped nuclear bombs on the Japanese cities of Hiroshima and Nagasaki with tragic and devastating consequences. 75 years later, it is as important as ever to campaign for a world without nuclear weapons. In this month's magazine, we interview author and academic Dr Becky Alexis-Martin about why we must not forget the victims of Hiroshima. We also analyse the need to work for peace, not war, with China.

With around four months to go until the US Presidential election, support for the current President, Donald Trump, is falling. The result will be crucial for the world, as Trump continues to endanger humanity and the environment on a daily basis. In this month's edition of the magazine, we look at how his administration is considering the resumption of nuclear weapons testing. Plus, why the Prime Minister's spending announcement last week was inadequate.

As the world deals with the coronavirus pandemic, this edition of CND's magazine looks at how the government got its priorities wrong in dealing with the security threats we face today. Plus, articles on climate change, the new warheads for Britain's nuclear weapons system and the danger of the last nuclear treaty being ripped up.

Talk has started on what a post-Covid world should look like and CND is part of a new alliance outlining our vision for a better world. Read more about this in the magazine, as well as US President Donald Trump's decision to tear apart yet another international treaty designed to make the world a safer place. 

In this edition of the magazine, Sam Mason from PCS union looks at how the crisis has shown that it's possible - and vital - that producing essential public goods is prioritised over making nuclear weapons. There is also a report about a crucial disarmament conference postponed due to the Covid-19 pandemic.

Read about why Britain isn't prepared for the coronavirus epidemic. And Labour CND analyses the Labour leadership result.

CND General Secretary Kate Hudson retires from her role this month after almost twenty years leading CND. In this edition, read her thoughts on her time at the helm. Plus we analyse the announcement that Britain is developing new warheads for its nuclear weapons system.

Amongst the many storms provoked by the Johnson electoral victory, debates about the direction of the UK’s defence policy are crucial. Read more about why a National Security Council meeting was cancelled in this magazine. We also look at how CND's history is being preserved for future generations.

This month's magazine explores the ongoing crisis with Iran, and looks at developments with the international nuclear ban treaty.