This episode looks at how inhumane and illegal US sanctions can be interpreted crime against humanity and weapons of mass destruction.

A group of American lawmakers has put forward a draft legislation that seeks to prevent Saudi Arabia from acquiring nuclear weapons.

The UK justifies its plans to increase its nuclear stockpile cap, claiming it merely wants to defend itself against increased security threats, while campaigners and politicians have criticized the move saying it is in violation of international law.

A senior Iranian diplomat says Israel’s development of a clandestine nuclear weapon program poses a serious threat to regional and international security and stability and the NPT effectiveness.

President Hassan Rouhani reiterates that Iran does not want to be a possessor of nuclear weapons, but reserves the right to use peaceful nuclear technologies.

Iran has rejected claims by Secretary of State Mike Pompeo against its missile capabilities.

A commentator says the US stance on the use of WMDs is hypocritical given the fact that Washington itself is the greatest purveyor of such weapons.

Iran’s Leader has blasted the Western countries for adopting double standards on use of Weapons of Mass Destruction.

This edition of The Debate addresses the Washington's silence in the face of atrocities committed by foreign-backed militants in Syria.

UK Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn says former prime minister Tony Blair “misled” MPs in 2003 over the reasons for the Iraq invasion.