Nuclear Survivalist

… WOPR, the fictional nuclear war simulation program, even if the program was welcoming. “Shall we play a game,” WOPR famously asked Lightman.

Australia’s relevance in the Cold War was key to Washington’s early warning and nuclear war-fighting plans. It rested on the central role Pine Gap, …

… their base, where they explain themselves as a race ravaged by atomic war. … Given the renewed possibility of nuclear annihilation, it’s worth a read …

Ryabkov claimed that “this lowers the threshold. And we are seeing the return of the concept of limited nuclear war. US military doctrine revealed itself 50 …

… with issues like climate change, economic downturn, refugee crises and even nuclear war looming large over the Lyons family’s everyday lives.

MAD) — a theory that stipulated that the two nuclear superpowers were … have agreed that a nuclear war cannot be won and must never be fought.

MAD) – a theory that stipulated that the two nuclear superpowers were safe, as long as they maintained enough nuclear … and the U.S. for maintaining peace, have agreed that a nuclear war cannot be won and must never be fought.

After the assassination of a prominent Iranian nuclear scientist, could the drums of war in the Middle East start banging right in time for Christmas and …

One year after the two countries had been to the brink of nuclear war, Kennedy wanted to cooperate with the Soviet Union on a major space project.

The attack that killed the Iranian nuclear scientist, himself an IRGC officer and who U.S. and Israeli intelligence have assessed to have been in charge …