Author: Simanonok

… giving U.S. presidents unchecked, unilateral power to launch a nuclear war, as discussed in his recent article titled, “Trump’s COVID infection shows …

A war on the Korean Peninsula would have a very high chance of going nuclear with catastrophic consequences. There would be an unimaginable …

Nuclear disarmament faces some impediments such as a new nuclear arms modernization race and a lack of political will of nuclear-weapon states to …

The thing about nuclear wars is that there is no real winner. … During the actual Cold War, the U.S. and Soviet Union both raced to have a nuclear …

… possibility of a nuclear war if his Republican opponent Barry Goldwater were to be elected. In the ad, a little girl counted as she plucked daisy petals.

“I was quite active in the antinuclear movement when I still lived in Germany. We were all afraid of nuclear war because Germany is strategically located …

It uses this arsenal to threaten other non-nuclear-weapon states and … the GA confirming that a nuclear war cannot be won and must never be fought.

Until the Earth explodes, not by way of an asteroid or nuclear war or the Yellowstone volcano going bang, but simply through the detonation of a billion …

Fighter-bombers capable of carrying nuclear weapons were used, and their main goal was to practice the defense of Germany using atomic bombs. It is …

Also hanging around are the nuclear fears that preoccupied the 1950s and 1960s, themselves interpreted through the ’80s. … of air horns and trance synths and sampled cries about nuclear war, is more sedate groove than banger.