Campaign Magazine

This month's magazine features an interview with poet Antony Owen on the role culture can play in conveying the horror of the nuclear bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki in 1945. We also have a preview of a major international conference on nuclear weapons taking place this month, which the UK government is attending. 

As NATO countries' heads of state met last week, a new Strategic Concept for the nuclear-armed alliance was unveiled. Read more about why these new policies pose such a threat in this month's edition of the magazine. We also have a round-up from a more positive international gathering - the first meeting of the countries signed up to the Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons.

We are facing increasingly dangerous times - with the war in Ukraine, the re-militarisation of Europe, the return of US nuclear bombs to the United Kingdom,, new nuclear warheads and the expansion of NATO. All of these issues are explored in our summer edition of Campaign, as well as what CND is doing to campaign for peace.

States will meet at the United Nations in June 2022 to discuss progress on the Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons. In this magazine, we preview the event and CND's hopes for the conference. We also take a look at CND's shared history with Glastonbury Festival. 

This month's magazine features an article on the shocking news that US nuclear weapons may be coming to the UK, plus Caroline Lucas MP responds to the government's recently-announced energy strategy.

As the war in Ukraine continues, this month's magazine looks at the continuing nuclear implications of the conflict. We also have an update from an international colleague in South Korea, reporting back on the recent election result in the country.

This month's magazine looks at the nuclear implications of the Ukraine conflict, as well as the ongoing effects of the nuclear accident at Fukushima.

Efforts have been ongoing for decades to make the Middle East a nuclear-weapons free zone. Guest authors from Israel and Iran write about the future possibilities in this regard for this month's Campaign magazine. We also explore CND's latest campaign - to get Britain to attend a crucial nuclear disarmament conference.

This month's magazine includes CND's response to a statement by the P5, and demands actions not words by these nuclear-armed states.  We also cover a vote in Parliament on a new way of financing nuclear power projects.

2021 has reinforced the clear divide that exists in the world today: between the global majority that strives for peace, justice and nuclear disarmament, and the minority that seeks to perpetuate its global domination through war, increasing militarisation and nuclear threats. CND continued to campaign on the side of peace throughout the year - read about our activities in this magazine.