Turkey’s first Russia-backed nuclear plant has raised issues around its safety and potential for use in building nuclear weapons. Russian President …
Column: Harry, Meghan and the fate of the planet
I thought possible nuclear war, climate change, COVID-19 and its variants, world-wide pollution along with water shortages were among the most …
Blazing Trails: The Women in Science You Might Not Have Heard Of
Without these innovators, fields like genetics and nuclear physics might … following the end of the Civil War to care for newly freed Black Americans.
US Military Exposed 600000 to Toxins in Japan and Micronesia — and Hid It
The hazards range from nuclear fallout, to the chemical weapons sarin and VX, to PFAS, a class of potentially carcinogenic “forever chemicals” — so …
South Korea Will Pay More for US Troop Presence
Since the 1950-53 Korean War, South Koreans have considered the … joint war games with the South Korean military, had forced it to develop nuclear …
Over 110000 People In Pacific Were Impacted By French Nuclear Tests, New Report Argues
At least 193 nuclear bomb tests were blasted over French Polynesia … It’s relatively well-established that this spate of Cold War blasts left a nasty …
‘We’re going to lose fast’: US Air Force held a war game that started with a Chinese biological attack
… a bomber capable of carrying nuclear weapons carrying out a simulated attack on Andersen Air Force Base on the U.S. Pacific island of Guam.
RELEASE: Biden Administration Should Consider Reducing the Size of the Defense Budget, CAP …
The president also must consider whether he will fulfill his campaign pledge to narrow the role that nuclear weapons play in U.S. military doctrine.
A bloody battle over a tiny island raised fears that China and the Soviets would start World War III
In the coming days, the conflict became so intense that both sides placed their nuclear missiles on high alert, bringing the world close to nuclear war.
Controlling Nuclear Risks: A Basic Obligation of US, Law and Policy
Louis Rene Beres, professor emeritus of international law at Purdue, writes on the moral and legal challenge of nuclear war avoidance, and gives …