Nuclear weapons
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Germany-Iran: German companies breaking Iran embargo
1 October 201295 3PresseuropDer Spiegel -
Diplomacy: Europe’s undeclared war against Iran
26 January 2012292 11 The New York Times New York -
Pollution: A time bomb under the Northern seas
16 November 2011959 2 Trouw Amsterdam -
A town in Europe: How Palomares survived the bomb
28 February 201177 Público Madrid -
NATO: Nuclear weapons to stay put
18 November 2010PresseuropDe Standaard -
UK / FRANCE: Napoleon's last laugh
2 November 20102PresseuropDaily Express -
Czech Republic: Prague, nuclear disarmament capital
8 April 2010PresseuropHospodářské Noviny -
Nuclear disarmament: US/Russian pact revives spectres
7 April 2010Mladá Fronta DNES Prague -
Netherlands: Dutch nukes without a home
10 September 2009PresseuropDe Volkskrant
Now that the EU has slapped unprecedented sanctions on Iranian oil imports in a bid to thwart its alleged nuclear weapons programme, what are the consequences? asks a Tel Aviv based political scientist. 
The seas around Europe are threatened by a new source of pollution. Thousands of tonnes of chemical weapons will corrode and start to leak. In the Baltic, the possible consequences are being investigated. 
Victim of the accidental fall on its soil of four American nuclear bombs in 1966, Palomares in Spain is trying to make a fresh start and to get back onto the tourist trail by opening a museum. But a question remains: what to do with the irradiated earth? 
A year after he launched an appeal for global nuclear disarmament, US President Barack Obama has returned to Prague to sign a treaty with Russia to reduce the arsenals of the worlds two major nuclear powers. However, bridge-building between Washington and Moscow alarms some commentators in a region, where memories of Soviet invasion have not been laid to rest.