US: Huge Dust Cloud Kicked up by Winds Amid Tornado-Warned Storm in Nebraska 2

Severe storms swept through eastern Nebraska and western Iowa on Thursday, April 17, resulting in significant damage and reports of multiple tornadoes. The video shows damaging winds whipping up dust in York County, Nebraska, where a tornado watch was in effect.

Nuke powers may join disarmament meet: Austrian diplomat

Nuke powers may join disarmament meet: Austrian diplomat

TOKYO, Japan - Alexander Kmentt, director for nonproliferation and disarmament issues at the Austrian Foreign Ministry, says during an interview with Kyodo News in Tokyo on Aug. 4, 2014, that some of the five nuclear powers, including the United States, are interested in participation in an international conference on the inhumanity of nuclear weapons to be held in Vienna in December.

Nuke accord adopted after resolving U.S.-Iraq rift

Nuke accord adopted after resolving U.S.-Iraq rift

NEW YORK, United States - Delegates from the 187 states that have signed a global treaty controlling the spread of nuclear weapons unanimously adopted a landmark final document May 20 in which the world's five declared nuclear powers pledge to eliminate their nuclear arsenals. Under the chairmanship of Algeria's ambassador to the U.N., Abdallah Baali (C), the conference reached a compromise on the document's language after agreeing to soften criticism against Iraq.

Nuke accord adopted after resolving U.S.-Iraq rift

Nuke accord adopted after resolving U.S.-Iraq rift

NEW YORK, United States - Delegates from the 187 states that have signed a global treaty controlling the spread of nuclear weapons unanimously adopted a landmark final document May 20 in which the world's five declared nuclear powers pledge to eliminate their nuclear arsenals. Under the chairmanship of Algeria's ambassador to the U.N., Abdallah Baali (C), the conference reached a compromise on the document's language after agreeing to soften criticism against Iraq.

Japan-led nuke abolition motion fails to attain backing of key powers

Japan-led nuke abolition motion fails to attain backing of key powers

The United Nations General Assembly First Committee, which deals with disarmament issues, meets at U.N. headquarters in New York on Nov. 2, 2015. The committee overwhelmingly approved a Japanese-sponsored draft resolution calling for abolition of nuclear weapons that for the first time referred to the Hiroshima and Nagasaki atomic bombings, but none of the five nuclear powers that sit on the U.N. Security Council endorsed the document. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

Nuke powers may join disarmament meet: Austrian diplomat

Nuke powers may join disarmament meet: Austrian diplomat

TOKYO, Japan - Alexander Kmentt, director for nonproliferation and disarmament issues at the Austrian Foreign Ministry, says during an interview with Kyodo News in Tokyo on Aug. 4, 2014, that some of the five nuclear powers, including the United States, are interested in participation in an international conference on the inhumanity of nuclear weapons to be held in Vienna in December. (Kyodo)

Nuke ban treaty talks begin, Japan not taking part

Nuke ban treaty talks begin, Japan not taking part

Negotiations on a treaty outlawing nuclear weapons begin at U.N. headquarters in New York on March 27, 2017. Japan, the world's only atom-bombed country, announced that it would not be participating, along with the five major nuclear powers. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo