Nuclear Survivalist

… construction of a fifth-tranche of its Virginia-class nuclear-powered attack submarines. Australia is adding 12 more to the six it already has in service, …

Sanctions have so far failed to convince Kim to give up his nuclear weapons. Blinken is slated to host the first face-to-face discussions between senior …

As a general rule, people don’t think it is OK to profit from war. … used in the war in Yemen, and that is producing components for nuclear weapons.

… Tosh (murdered in September 1987) with No Nuclear War (1987), which was awarded as winner in March 1988. First nomination for The Wailers led …

Even after Algeria’s independence in 1962, these nuclear tests continued for some time: in the Evian Accords that ended the war, France provided for …

As the risk of nuclear war increased, members of the Enclave invested in various contingency measures to ensure the continuity of government with …

… gunfire on a battlefield, the Cold War still presented the very real threat of nuclear obliteration which, to many people, was far more nerve-wracking.

Scientists famously implemented game theory during the Cold War, where both the USA and the USSR had nuclear weapons. The game-theoretical …

… both natural and human-caused apocalyptic scenarios, such as a supervolcano eruption or a nuclear war, and ensure the survival of their genes.

There was a lot of anxiety in those days (the threat of nuclear war), but we never had floral notes of hyacinth with bright vanilla notes on the back end.