Anti-nuclear activists plan ‘die-in’ outside Westminster Abbey over … who, in a report out last week, said the threat of nuclear war is dramatically rising.
Anti-nuclear activists plan ‘die-in’ outside Westminster Abbey over anniversary
Iran’s foreign minister says his beef is with Trump’s advisers and allies — not Trump
… Foreign Minister Javad Zarif said he believes Trump has no interest in war …. Iran has stayed in the nuclear deal, and Zarif has long argued on the …
Arms Control and International Security: Lessons From Disarmament History for the CEND Initiative
Far from this representing just another potentially catastrophic escalation in the Cold War nuclear arms race, however, the U.S. deployments gave the …
US spreads war threat, expands military base in Sicily
U.S. spreads war threat, expands military base in Sicily … and diesel fuel for war units and nuclear submarines); the airports of Catania-Fontanarossa, …
The Pentagon’s Long Con
War by its nature tells harsh truths—in this case, that the U.S. military is … bomb and alarming military exercises that nearly brought us to nuclear war …
The Senkaku Paradox: Preparing for conflict with the great powers
Yet, that could lead to direct war with a nuclear-armed great power over rather insignificant stakes. A large-scale U.S. and allied response could seem …
How to Avoid Another Korean War
If America cannot get rid of North Korea’s nuclear weapons for the foreseeable …. Furthermore, a nuclear attack is possible outside of a deliberate war.
China’s ‘Long March’ to a Credible Nuclear Attack Submarine
Mao Zedong famously said China would build nuclear submarines even if it took ten thousand years. It has required several decades, but new vitality …
Arthur I. Cyr: Russia-North Korea summit provides a reality check
In 2013, North Korea announced a “state of war” with South Korea, and threatened nuclear attack. Pyongyang abruptly abrogated the 1953 armistice …
Why ‘the crappiest generation of spoiled idiots’ has every right to be unhappy
… rampant misery, recalling that, in the 1960s, three of the biggest threats facing humanity were viewed as overpopulation, nuclear war and boredom.