Research Center for Nuclear Weapons Abolition

RECNA Newsletter Vol.10 No.1 (September 30, 2021)

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Returning to my Starting Point – a greeting upon taking office — Michiru Nishida Passing down the Reality of Atomic Bombing: Digital educational materials “Meet the Hibakusha” — Mitsuhiro Hayashida Between legacy and policy: Nuclear Legacy and Nuclear Policy Research Society — Hibiki Yamaguchi Project on Reducing the Risks of Nuclear Weapons Use in Northeast Asia (NU-NEA) – So that nuclear weapons are never used again – — Tatsujiro Suzuki A Determined Step Toward a New Era: the 2021 Nagasaki Peace Declaration — Satoshi Hirose Youth Delegates Meet with Ms. Izumi Nakamitsu and Ms. Natsuki Yasuda — Fumihiko Yoshida Activity Report: Ninth Nagasaki Youth Delegation — The Ninth Nagasaki Youth Delegation >>for details

“A Guide to the World’s Fissile Material Inventory June 2021” was released. Please click on the thumbnail images below and download the pdf guide and poster.
 

Guides to World’s Fissile Material

Guide to the World’s Fissile Material Inventory June 2021 (PDF) [for browsing on the Web] [for making leaflets]

>> Previous edtions can be downloaded from here.
 

Since 2015, RECNA has been compiling data on Fissile Material around the world and updating it on an annual basis. Now you can see the latest versions of “Global Inventory of Highly Enriched Uranium” and “Global Inventory of Separated Plutonium.”

See also: World’s Fissile Material Data
 

Since 2013, RECNA has been compiling data on nuclear warheads around the world and updating it on an annual basis. Now you can see the “Global List of Nuclear Warheads” and detailed data on “Each Country’s Nuclear Weapons Capability” updated on June 1, 2021 from here. (Past version: 2013-2017 in Japanese only; 2018-2020)

See also: World’s Nuclear Warhead Data
 

“A Guide to the World’s Nuclear Warheads Count June 2021” was released. Please click on the thumbnail images below and download the pdf guide and poster.
 

Guide to World’s Nuclear Warheads Count

English Guide to the Worldʼs Nuclear Warheads Count June 2021 (PDF) [for browsing on the Web] [for making leaflets]

>> Previous editions can be downloaded from here.