Nuclear Survivalist

Unfortunately, the report does not take into account the unspoken comprehension of the role and risks of nuclear weapons which has been evident in …

… North Korea to abandon its nuclear weapons using pressure-based tactics. … We must end the Korean War because the status quo means more …

“It was an arms race,” Banel said. “And we thought, at any minute, Soviet bombers would come flying over the horizon dropping nuclear bombs on the …

… air-forces, including Canada’s, for decades during the Cold War, serving as an interceptor and fighter-bomber capable of carrying nuclear weapons.

He would go on to serve on two nuclear submarines — the USS Aspro and the USS Puffer, both Sturgeon-class nuclear attack submarines.

As the Korean War drags on, and North Korea continues to develop its nuclear weapons, the need for a new strategy is urgent. For Korean Americans …

Using nuclear weapons in response to biological or cyberattacks would be illegal under international law in virtually all circumstances, write Stanford …

Like nuclear weapons, sophisticated warplanes such as Rafales might be irrelevant if India cannot meet the security challenge emanating from Turkey …

“While the United States has continued to reduce the number and salience of nuclear weapons, others, including Russia and China, have moved in …

Ever since the advent of the Cold War, the United States and the Soviet … has been on generating agreements on the limits to nuclear proliferation, …