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 ...

Former President of the European Commission José Manuel Barroso tells the Bulletin that Germany and France must work out their differences over nuclear weapons to strengthen Europe's security.

Legal experts say that regulating carbon dioxide is well-supported by the text of the Clean Air Act—a fact that even the conservative Supreme Court has recognized in multiple cases, suggesting the ...

In his new book, "MEAT," Bruce Friedrich of the Good Food Institute addresses the consequences of humanity’s love of meat and advocates for meat alternatives—alt meat—to feed a growing population and ...

Elijah Geltman is a master’s candidate in International Studies at the Josef Korbel School of Global and Public Affairs. His work focuses on environmental security, weapons of mass destruction, and ...

With the National Defense Strategy, Seoul worries that the new language from Washington creates an interpretive space that adversaries could exploit.

Bee Yun Jo is a research fellow at the Sejong Institute in Seoul and a non-resident senior fellow at the Atlantic Council.

Rose Gottemoeller, the former chief US negotiator for New START, explains that a one-year extension of the treaty limits ...

Daryl Kimball, director of the Arms Control Association, welcomes Trump's comments that he wants to pursue arms control talks. But he warns that making progress on an "improved" nuclear deal with ...

Nuclear policy experts, Joseph Rodgers and Doreen Horschig, offer three ways by which arms control can reform itself to ...

If the negotiations scheduled for Friday between Iran and the United States are to be effective and durable, they must move ...