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15/10/2026

Under , a new Capacity Building System (CBS) has been installed in Benin, providing access to International Monitoring System (IMS) data and International Data Centre (IDC) products. The mission also strengthened regional cooperation through exchanges of knowledge and experience between the National Data Centres of Benin and Togo, supporting scientific applications and enhancing global verification capabilities.

14/10/2026

The CTBTO’s Integrated Field Exercise ( ) has moved into the field operations in Namibia. Within the fictional scenario, teams are laying the groundwork for the start of the exercise inspection activities in the field: from the arrival at the Point of Entry procedures to negotiations, equipment check and transport, and establishing the Base of Operations.

Our thanks to Namibia for hosting, actively participating and helping make this international exercise possible.

CC: Ministry of International Relations and Cooperation-Namibia, Ministry of Industries, Mines and Energy - MIME, Ministry of Information and Communication Technology - Republic of Namibia

13/10/2026

On the Intl. Day for Disaster Risk Reduction, a word about what our network does beyond its core purpose. The Intl. Monitoring System exists to detect nuclear test explosions. The data it collects also helps identify earthquakes and other events that can generate tsunamis, reaching tsunami warning centres in near real-time under agreements with the States Signatories that operate them.
More: ctbto.info/DataUses

11/10/2026

The first CTBTO Integrated Field Exercise (IFE26) in Africa, hosted by Namibia, will bring together more than 250 experts to evaluate on-site inspection capabilities, share expertise and strengthen cooperation. Hear from those helping make IFE26 possible.
https://ctbto.info/m/IFE26

CC: Ministry of International Relations and Cooperation-Namibia, Ministry of Industries, Mines and Energy - MIME, Ministry of Information and Communication Technology - Republic of Namibia

10/10/2026

in 1963, the Partial Test Ban Treaty entered into force, prohibiting nuclear test explosions in the atmosphere, outer space and under water. It marked the first international limits on testing and laid the groundwork for the comprehensive ban set out in the .

07/10/2026

At the Africa Group Plenary in Vienna, Rob Floyd thanked Ghana for chairing the group and for a milestone in March: the first regional commemoration of the Treaty’s 30th anniversary. The Executive Secretary pointed to a continent that today hosts 38 monitoring stations and 42 National Data Centres, and looked ahead to , starting in October in Namibia, the most ambitious Integrated Field Exercise the Organization has ever run.

07/10/2026

The Integrated Field Exercise (IFE26) launch phase is underway.

continues this week with in-house preparations and consultations with the exercise’s Requested State Parties (RSP), Nirland and Logor, and the Inspected State Party (ISP) of Lumaria.

These Treaty-based procedures and steps are an essential part of setting up the framework for exercise activities in the field in Namibia.

https://ctbto.info/m/IFE26

07/10/2026

More than 2,000 nuclear test explosions before 1996. Fewer than a dozen since.
“The tap is almost turned off,” says CTBTO Executive Secretary Robert Floyd. 30 years of the Treaty, in a two-minute 🎥 explainer from the United Nations.
https://ctbto.info/UNExplainer

06/10/2026

From Vienna to New York, the 30th anniversary of the brought together leaders, diplomats, and partners to reflect on three decades of progress and reaffirm the work that lies ahead to achieve a world free of nuclear test explosions. The commemorations underscored a shared message: the Treaty remains essential to advancing global peace and security.

🔗 Read the full story: https://ctbto.info/30-years-ctbt-anniversary-commemorations-vienna-new-york

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