NOVANEWS By RT A clean-up mission using a remotely operated robot at Japan’s crippled Fukushima nuclear plant has had to be aborted, as officials feared they could completely lose control of the probe affected […]
NOVANEWS An Interview with Former Prime Minister Kan Naoto By Vincenzo Capodici and Shaun Burnie The Asia-Pacific Journal Introduction For more than two decades, the global nuclear industry has attempted to frame the debate on […]
NOVANEWS by Dr:Richard Falk [Prefatory Note: The press release and open letter to the Japanese Prime Minister concern the complex issues surrounding the ethos and politics of apology. I would have liked the statement to […]
NOVANEWS Historical Justice and Morality: The World Should Remember the Nanjing Massacre (December 13 1937- January 1938) By Zhong Sheng Global Research December 13 marks the 3rd national commemoration of the Nanjing Massacre. Through the commemoration, also known as […]
NOVANEWS By Nakano Koichi Global Research This essay examines why nationalism seems to be on the rise in Asia and beyond at a time when globalization is also becoming more salient, by focusing on the […]
NOVANEWS By Robert Hunziker Counterpunch Nuclear power may never recover its cachet as a clean energy source, irrespective of safety concerns, because of the ongoing saga of meltdown 3/11/11 at Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power […]
NOVANEWS By Susan Williams On August 6 — Hiroshima Day — I participated in a groundbreaking event at the South African Museum in Cape Town entitled The Missing Link: Peace and Security Surrounding Uranium. The […]
NOVANEWS By Cindy Beringer A peace activist holds a sign that says “Get out! Marines” as vehicles pass Camp Schwab near Naga, Okinawa, Japan, May 30, 2016. (Photo: Adam Dean / The New York Times) […]
NOVANEWS by Dr: Richard Falk There is no doubt that President Barack Obama’s visit to Hiroshima this May crossed some thresholds hitherto taboo. Above all the visit was properly heralded as the first time a sitting […]
NOVANEWS By Mathieu Gaulène Asia-Pacific Research French journalist Mathieu Gaulène describes the business practices of Dentsu and its competitor Hakuhodo, the biggest and the second biggest advertising companies of Japan respectively. Specifically, it examines […]