Features

Advice From a Missile Defense Sleuth: How the Defense Department Can Fix The Troubled Weapons Program

By Cristina Chaplain

Getting the rocket science correct will be important no matter which path President Joe Biden chooses for missile defense. (Login required.)

Focus

Back From the Brink? Next Steps for Biden and Putin

By Daryl G. Kimball

Looking Back

Once More Into the Breach: Physicists Mobilize Again to Counter the Nuclear Threat

By Zia Mian, Stewart Prager, and Frank N. von Hippel

Decades ago, Albert Einstein & other scientists led the way in warning about the nuclear threat. Can a new generation of scientists rally the public against a growing investment in ever more lethal weapons?

News and Analysis

Iran, U.S. Take Steps Toward Restoring Nuclear Deal

States Censure Syria for Chemical Weapons Violations

U.S. Military Debates Ground-Launched Missiles

U.S. Hypersonic Glide Vehicle Fails Test

Navy Presses Ahead With Unmanned Vessels

U.S. Open Skies Aircraft Destined for Scrapyard

U.S. Still Seeks Major UAE Arms Sale

U.S. Lodges Arms Control, Nonproliferation Concerns

North Korea Keeps Evading UN Sanctions

News Briefs

U.S. Proposes Arms Control Dialogue With Russia

U.S. to Revise Landmine Policy

TPNW States to Meet in January in Vienna

U.S., Japan Reaffirm Alliance in White House Meeting