Headlining the event were two striking developments: the “Tayfun Block-4” hypersonic ballistic missile and the “Gazap” bunker-busting, non-nuclear …
80 years after Hiroshima, the legacy of a Texas pilot lives on
This week marks the 80th anniversary of the bombing of Hiroshima, the first use of a nuclear weapon in war. … nuclear war. “We live under the threat …
Learning to Love the Bomb? Non-Strategic Nuclear Weapons and Limited Nuclear War
Planning for limited nuclear war is necessary not only to buttress the credibility of non-strategic nuclear deterrence but also to ensure adequate …
Learning to Love the Bomb? Non-Strategic Nuclear Weapons and Limited Nuclear War
Limited nuclear war is a possibility grounded in strategic logic and a probability accentuated by the current geopolitical and military context.
Trump says he wants all Middle Eastern countries to have formal Israel ties – Al Jazeera
But Trump appeared to link Arab-Israeli relations to the Iranian nuclear programme and the 12-day war between Iran and Israel, which saw the US …
Wester: World must disarm nuclear weapons before AI triggers Armageddon
It almost seems so daunting a task that many people may think there’s nothing we can do except hope that nuclear war doesn’t break out. That’s …
80 years after Hiroshima, the world still lives under threat of nuclear destruction
… war was met with President Trump “repositioning” U.S. nuclear submarines, presumably to more easily strike Russia if nuclear war did break out.
Opinion: It’s Time to Cease Nuclear Arms Race and Disarm – Amherst Indy
This column appeared previously in the Daily Hampshire Gazette. You’d think we’d have learned from the Iraq war. Among others, Israel’s Prime …
Bishops in Japan say atomic bombings a call to destroy nuclear arms, commit to peace
“We refuse to accept persistent justifications for atomic bombings as a means of ending war,” said the statement, which advocated for the ratification …
My entertaining Conversation with Annie Jacobsen – Marginal REVOLUTION
This was Schelling in an interview with WGBH Radio in 1986 in Boston. He says, “The problem with applying game theory to nuclear war is that nuclear …