Signed in 1959 and effective since 1961, the Antarctic Treaty is a landmark international agreement that designates ...

The Antarctic Treaty has been signed by 48 nations to date and covers the area south of 60ËšS latitude. The Treaty has ensured that Antarctica remains a natural reserve, devoted to peace and ...

The Antarctic Treaty was signed on December 1, 1959, but it did not come into effect until June 23, 1961, due to the requirement for ratification by all twelve original signatory nations.

Argentina's commitment “is reflected in the implementation of the National Antarctic Policy, established in 1990 by Decree No. 2316, which prioritizes the strengthening of the Treaty system, the ...

The Antarctic Treaty was signed on 23 June 1961 by 12 countries then active in Antarctic science. It remains in force indefinitely, with the support of 53 nations.

WASHINGTON -- The United States, Russia and 10 other nations today signed an historic treaty to keep the vast frozen Antarctic continent ... unanimous consent of the 12 original signator countries.