A Nuclear Cruise Missile Could Be Vital For Arms Control And Nonproliferation Efforts

A Nuclear Cruise Missile Could Be Vital For Arms Control And Nonproliferation Efforts
A Nuclear Cruise Missile Could Be Vital For Arms Control And Nonproliferation Efforts

It may seem counterintuitive that America investing in a new nuclear weapon design could help lower the chances of a nuclear conflict. But in this new op-ed, Naval War College professor David A. Cooper argues just that, noting that the concept for a new sea-launched cruise missile could end up benefitting nonproliferation and arms control…

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How President Biden Can Reduce Nuclear Dangers Without Congress

How President Biden Can Reduce Nuclear Dangers Without Congress
How President Biden Can Reduce Nuclear Dangers Without Congress

“Biden is sending a clear message: he will take on nuclear issues only as long as they do not undermine his top legislative priorities,” write Tom Collina and Doreen Horschig.

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Israel Likely to Strike Iran Reactor If Plutonium Risk Rises

Little progress was made towards a deal between Iran and the six major powers at talks this week in Iraq.With speculation about a possible Israeli strike still high, one key aspect of a possible conflict with Iran has been little discussed. Michael Adler, an expert on Iran’s nuclear capabilities at the Woodrow Wilson Center here…

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