“Even a conventional war, let alone a nuclear war would be devastating. That’s why all of us need to take every action we can to prevent that from …
Geo Political Imperatives of China in this “Decade of 2020s” – Northlines
In doing so it suffered over one million casualties, suffered a decade long torturous sanctions and the threat of nuclear war.
Peter Dutton warns ‘war would be devastating’ as he reveals fears of military conflict in …
When asked whether Australia was vulnerable while awaiting the development of nuclear submarines in 2040, the minister pointed to a $6 billion service …
More tragedy in Afghanistan is just beginning after the US withdrawal – NationofChange
The country is facing an unprecedented crisis. Afghan civilians have always disproportionately experienced the effects of war and they will now also …
The Trade-Shy State – Newsweek Pakistan
Pakistan is not exactly at war with India but the bilateral hostility is … It keeps on fighting sub-nuclear wars with India and hurting its own …
Is artificial intelligence more formidable than nuclear weapons? | TheHill
During the Cold War, the Pentagon underwrote countless studies covering all aspects of the nuclear balance. The same must apply to AI but with wider …
As an ex-British Army officer, I can see the UK’s new mission to bring ‘freedom’ to Eastern …
After its role in Iraq War, Britain has no right to lecture others on … Russia must revoke Ukraine independence and fly 24/7 nuclear …
The rise and demise of arms control – Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists
We have succeeded in avoiding nuclear war in the past by harnessing deterrence to arms control. If national leaders have enough foresight and …
RAF Driffield: The fascinating history of the Yorkshire air base that played key role in both …
The Crisis brought the world to the brink of nuclear war but efforts were made to ease tensions after it ended and RAF Driffield’s missile system …
Novel Appeal Filed with the European Court of Human Rights in Nuclear Weapons Protest …
The US bombs hang “like the ‘sword of Damocles,’” says Küpker, “because the credible threat of nuclear war is continuous, raises the chances of a …