Nuclear Survivalist

Britain can no longer fight a war without US permission. It cannot … The unthinkable is more possible than ever – humanity-destroying nuclear war.

… missile tests and the disabling of its atomic test site, along with the return of jailed US citizens and remains of soldiers killed in the Korean War.

By World War II, ships ran on oil, but this still meant returning to port to refuel, or performing cumbersome refueling at sea from vulnerable tankers. Story …

… like racial tensions and looming nuclear war, Black Mirror exclusively takes on one of today’s biggest fears: the rapid advancement of technology.

… over the share of contested Kashmir it administers, evoking outrage from Islamabad, which has warned the move could lead the two to nuclear war.

US presidents publicly advocated for nuclear disarmament at various points throughout the Cold War (a term first used in the US-Soviet context by …

The Symposium will commemorate the 75th anniversary of the atomic … president, International Physicians for the Prevention of Nuclear War, Costa …

“China, Pakistan and India are all nuclear powers and an active war theatre between them could trigger a global nuclear Armageddon.” When asked to …

“That’s why we like ‘Dr. Strangelove’ [Stanley Kubrick and Peter Sellers’ dark comedy about nuclear war]. You can’t have a more difficult situation than …

Since waging the world’s only nuclear war at the end of World War II, the United States military has killed more foreign civilians than any other armed …