In this critique, Stanford historian Barton Bernstein aruges that a previous Bulletin article by Harvard historian Benjamin Wilson too often involves innuendo and seems closer to a litigator’s brief ...

The future course of the Iran conflict remained nearly as murky after President Donald Trump's address as it was the previous day. That's also true of the status of possible secret chemical and ...

The war raises doubts that the Non-Proliferation Treaty can hold as a central pillar of international security. If it doesn't ...

Christina McAllister is a senior fellow and director of the Partnerships in Proliferation Prevention Program and the International Nuclear Security Forum at the Stimson Center in Washington, DC. Prior ...

Stanford University professor of history (emeritus), has published widely on nuclear history, on scientists and weaponry, on presidential decision-making, and on international crises, including World ...

To better describe the role of people in autonomous weapons, leaders should swap "meaningful human control" with "mindful ...

The death of famed biologist Paul Ehrlich on March 13 at 93 has occasioned a flurry of commentary in the press and on social ...

As the administration considers new policies for gain-of-function research, scientists have an important role to play in evaluating risks and benefits—but only with a commitment to fair and rigorous ...

With tactics ranging from choking off trade in drug ingredients in and around the Strait of Hormuz to launching a cyber ...

Satellite imagery shows that Iran could have transferred to Isfahan up to 540 kilograms—possibly all—of its highly-enriched uranium inventory before the June strikes last year.

The supposed national security threat that the Trump administration has used as an excuse to try to kill five energy projects ...

SIPRI Weapons of Mass Destruction Programme. Previously, she worked at the Ploughshares Fund in Washington D.C. and Harvard ...