Nobel Peace Prize 2024 Award to Nihon Hidankyo and the Fight Against Nuclear Weapons
Statement by Alain ROUY, National Secretary of the “Mouvement de la Paix” (France), Vice-President of the International Peace Bureau The award of the Nobel Peace Prize 2024 to the Japanese organization Nihon Hidankyo is a well-deserved reward for the hibakushas who have been warning against the use...
Common Security in the Indo- Pacific Region
14 October 2024 – In collaboration with the Campaign for Peace, Disarmament, and Common Security, and the dedicated efforts of an international working group of scholars and peace leaders from across the Indo-Pacific, the U.S., and Europe, we are proud to share the Common Security Report in the...
Global NATO: Implications for the Asia-Pacific (Part 2)
27 September 2024, Webinar The webinar explored NATO’s expanding influence in the Asia-Pacific through political and military partnerships, as highlighted by NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg, who emphasized shared security threats between the region and Europe. Despite their recent...
Summit of the Future Side Event Report Back: Advocating for SSOD-IV
The International Peace Bureau (IPB) participated in the Action Days and the Summit of the Future held in New York from September 20 to 23. During this pivotal event, we engaged in various activities and organized two significant events, one of which was an official offsite side event featured on...
In Memoriam: Peter Becker (1945-2024)
Peter Becker, a renowned German lawyer and tireless advocate for peace and disarmament, passed away in 2024. Best known for his anti-nuclear work, the International Peace Bureau awarded him the 2011 Sean MacBride Peace Prize. Becker’s legal career spanned over four decades, during which...