Nuclear Survivalist

Fear that the impact of militarised artificial intelligence (AI) on war and international relations could be more deadly than the nuclear arms race is both …

… act of war, so the wheels were put in motion to prepare nuclear-equipped … Russia ‘probably’ running secret nuke tests as Cold War treaty expires.

In the always brave new world of international weaponry, war machinery production continues apace despite opposition to nuclear Armageddon in …

That’s because the United States has tried it before sixty years earlier—and even with the fast-and-loose safety culture of the Cold War 1960s, the …

The film opens in 1960, with the Cold War heating up as the USSR and the United States tout nuclear weapons stockpiles. MI6 receives a message …

Yet under existing law, the President of the United States can start a nuclear war without provocation, without consultation, and without warning.

Stanley Kubrick’s Dr. Strangelove works as a classic of satirical filmmaking because the consequences of nuclear war are made all too clear. But no …

His family in Hungary was “invaded by the Russians after World War II. … as well as foreign policy issues such as preventing nuclear war,” he said.

Khan threatened nuclear war in the UN General Assembly and the Asia Pacific arm of FATF (Financial Action Task Force) has also painted a grim …

… as the foundation of a world government, and, in the context of the existential danger posed by nuclear war, he was totally committed to creating it.