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How dangerous is a nuclear-armed North Korea?

by Vanessa Barford | Sep 13, 2017 | Nuclear Policy and Security

North Korea’s most recent nuclear missile test on Sept. 3 – equivalent to a 6.3 magnitude earthquake – and the U.S. Government’s ramped-up rhetoric – exemplified by President Donald Trump promising “fire and fury” and U.S. Secretary of Defense James Mattis...

Iran Nuclear Deal at Risk? Stop Trump’s ‘Irrational’ Moves

by Eltaf Najafizada | Sep 11, 2017 | Nuclear Policy and Security

The United States and its allies in 2015 achieved a historic achievement by brokering a nuclear deal with Iran to stop making nuclear weapons. Now President Donald Trump is said to be seeking ways to unravel the deal by convincing the world that the Islamic...

East or West, nuclear row drifting to risky point

by Zablon Mark Oloo | Sep 11, 2017 | Nuclear Policy and Security

President Donald Trump shook with anger at the mere mention of North Korea leader Kim Jong Un. A new ballistic missile had just been launched and the president felt spited by a nation he now believes is all-out for war. Emerging from a meeting with Defense Secretary...

In the ghost town

by Ekaterina Ivashenko | Sep 10, 2017 | Nuclear Policy and Security

During the last two weeks we have been studying a most interesting topic: nuclear policy. The Union of Soviet Socialist Republics and the United States long had the most nuclear weapons, but at its breakup the U.S.S.R. left its nuclear heritage to Russia....

The undemocratic weapon

by Britta von der Heide | Sep 10, 2017 | Nuclear Policy and Security

How dangerous is a nuclear-armed North Korea?

Iran Nuclear Deal at Risk? Stop Trump’s ‘Irrational’ Moves

East or West, nuclear row drifting to risky point

In the ghost town

The undemocratic weapon

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