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Europe’s desire for strategic autonomy is a ‘fait accompli.’ It just needs to decide what that means
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.
A response by a prominent physicist criticizing a recent essay in the Bulletin about Hans Bethe and Richard "Dick" Garwin, both of whom were major figures in US science and policy making.
The repeal of the Endangerment Finding is scientifically unfounded, almost certainly illegal, and unbelievably unwise.
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 ...
For these two experts, Europe should not misunderstand what the end of New START means and must advance its own arms control agenda.
Angela Kane is a German diplomat and a former UN High Representative for Disarmament Affairs and UN Under-Secretary-General for Management. Kane is a member of the European Leadership Network (ELN)’s ...
Aside from the symbolic meanness that is a hallmark of this administration, the immediate impact on climate of canceling the endangerment finding is quite limited.
Bruce D. Jones is a senior fellow in the Brookings Institutions’ Talbott Center for Security, Strategy, and Technology, an analyst of great power competition in the maritime domain, and the author of ...
Western economies have become dependent on data and energy flow along the seafloor; Russia and China are weaponizing that ...
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 ...
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