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Has Conflict on the
Korean Peninsula 
Become Inevitable?

By Jenny Town

Rebuilding diplomacy with North Korea is necessary to reduce the risks of nuclear conflict.  (Login required)

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Missiles, Preemption, and the Risk of Nuclear War on the Korean Peninsula

By Ankit Panda

The two Koreas are mired in an intense security dilemma, which could cause future crises between them to spiral quickly into a possible, large-scale war. (Login required)

Premonitions of War on the Korean Peninsula

By Keith Luse

By all indications, this rising threat has been lost on the international community with global leaders appearing numb to the festering crisis. (Login required)

 

Can Biden’s New Arms Transfer Policy Be More Than an Empty Promise?

By John Ramming Chappell

Whether such initiatives will help protect civilians and promote human rights in U.S. arms transfer decisions depends on Congress.

 

Focus
Keeping Outer Space Nuclear Weapons Free

By Daryl G. Kimball

 

Book Review

Apocalypse Television: How ‘The Day After’ Helped End the Cold War

Reviewed by Vincent Intondi

From the politics of the television industry to the world stage, David Craig leaves no stone unturned in examining how the movie made it onto millions of television screens and its influence on ending the nuclear arms race.

 

News and Analysis

U.S. Warns of New Russian ASAT Program

 

China, U.S. Restore Military Communications

 

Chinese Military Purge Said to Show Corruption, Weakness

 

Amid Rising Tensions, North, South Korea Exchange Threats

 

Russia Uses North Korean Missiles Against Ukraine

 

Mexican Lawsuit Against U.S. Gun Firms to Proceed

 

Russia Bars Ukrainian Operators From Zaporizhzhia

 

Sentinel ICBM Exceeds Projected Cost by 37 Percent

 

 

Russia Rejects New Nuclear Arms Talks

 

IAEA Warns Iran About Lack of Transparency

 

Ukraine Accuses Russia of Using Chemical Agent

 

Global Partnership Identifies New Priorities

 

News Briefs

 

Japanese Mafia Accused of Trafficking Nuclear Materials

 

Missile Defense System in Poland Could Be Operational by Summer

 

Belarus Updating Nuclear Military Doctrine

         
 

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