Key point: It is not possible to control escalation once the nuclear threshold is crossed. A “small” nuclear war would kill or injure more than 90 million …
China’s nuclear development shows its acceptance of limitations
We also know China conducted a limited number of explosive nuclear … They also don’t believe the United States is likely to start a nuclear war with …
IOR stands as a potential nuclear flashpoint
This year has seen tension between nuclear armed Pakistan and India … an attractive option for India to conduct a limited war against Pakistan at sea.
Britain’s tactic to protection and war desires a radical rethink | Letters
Britain’s tactic to protection and war desires a radical rethink | Letters … Swinson for his perceived absence of enthusiasm for launching a nuclear war.
HBO’s Watchmen series works because it is deeply, unflinchingly American
The Doomsday Clock is worse now than it was then, but it’s based on environmental disasters, not nuclear war. The 2020 election is bringing about …
Britain’s approach to security and war needs a radical rethink
Like the US and other states, the UK faces the twin threats of climate breakdown and nuclear weapons use. But the UK and US carry disproportionate …
Is it lights out for Trump’s EMP push?
Talks of an EMP threat first came from the Nuclear Regulatory Commission in a 1983 report, over two decades after the first widely recognized EMP event occurred during the Cold War. Pry’s pre-Trump congressional EMP …
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A “BOLD opportunity” to live in a rusting decommissioned nuclear missile silo in the … This piece of Cold War history can be yours for just $395,000.
Guest column Rutherford H. Platt: Renouncing the Paris climate agreement is a crime against …
… of an international response to the most terrifying threat facing humanity other than nuclear war, which climate change may eventually provoke.
World War 3: Pakistan launch nuclear-capable ballistic missile in warning to India
… ambassador to the UN Sir Mark Lyall Grant warned there is a real risk of an all-out military war breaking out between the two nuclear-weapon states.