Month: October 2020

Pezzullo nominated a framework of risks over the coming century that ranged from great power war and nuclear war, to cyber attacks paralysing …

… global challenges such as pandemics, climate change, extreme poverty, mass distress migration, high-level corruption, and the risk of nuclear war.

Since the closing days of the Cold War, U.S. policymakers, pundits, … In 1986, the historian John Lewis Gaddis termed the post–World War II era a …

English football is mired in an ugly civil war after Liverpool and Manchester United proposed a radical plan which would see the biggest revamp to …

“I grew up in the ’80s, and I really became aware of the world when nuclear war was a very real threat in our lives, and that was really scary,” said …

The growing frustration will culminate in a nuclear war against the platforms where blind anti-trust destruction is all that is left. Oddly there is a candidate …

… “is the difference between a bill being defeated in Congress and the country getting wiped out in a nuclear attack.” In his first term, Trump has scored …

The thing about nuclear wars is that there is no real winner. The same goes for nuking judicial norms. If one of our three branches explodes, we as a …

“This is a health crisis, not a nuclear war,” she declared. “This administration has done nothing more than to instill unnecessary fears amongst its …

… watched the entire world come together to celebrate the Olympic Games, in spite of growing tensions that many feared would result in nuclear war.