Why the showdown between Anthropic, a major developer of artificial intelligence models, and the US Department of War lead to existential-level catastrophe.

Sarah R. Carter is the principal at Science Policy Consulting LLC. For more than 15 years, she has focused on advances in the ...

Biosecurity experts have repeatedly raised concerns about the convergence of AI with the life sciences. Agentic AI systems that combine the capabilities of large language models (LLMs) and specialized ...

When private companies develop and sell solar geoengineering technologies, they draw a proprietary curtain over a planetary matter. If countries want to pursue the public good, international ...

Assad's regime are reorganizing and rearming in a country with ample stock of leftover chemical weapons. Even a single successful chemical attack by Assadist insurgents in Syria could scare off ...

The repeal of the Endangerment Finding is scientifically unfounded, almost certainly illegal, and unbelievably unwise.

Western economies have become dependent on data and energy flow along the seafloor; Russia and China are weaponizing that dependency.

For these two experts, Europe should not misunderstand what the end of New START means and must advance its own arms control agenda.

Whatever form European strategic autonomy may take, it will be Europeans who must decide how much they want their deterrence posture to rely on nuclear weapons.

First it was a nerve agent allegedly applied in his underwear. Then it was a poison found naturally on the skin of South American rainforest frogs. Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny barely ...

The United States and its allies could help Kim Jong-un solve his country’s severe environmental problems in exchange for military concessions while emphasizing North Korean self-reliance. It’s a long ...