The U.S. could cooperate with foreign partners on uranium enrichment to wean nuclear power plants off Russian fuel. But should it?
This paper presents findings from an original survey of US public attitudes toward nuclear proliferation issues to determine what types of elite messaging, if any, impact those attitudes.
The regional adversaries have moved from a long-simmering shadow conflict to direct confrontation.
After President Yoon’s January 2023 public, not-so-veiled proliferation threat, the April 2023 Washington Declaration was a two-way exchange of assurances: South Korea reaffirmed its commitment to abstain from developing nuclear weapons, while the US agreed to augment its security reassurances in return.
A discussion on the likelihood Israel will use military weapons
The process of stopping escalation involves multiple actors on the battlefield and in several capitals.
The commitment could transform how the allies work together and address the South Korean public’s long-standing concerns about U.S. defense.
Seoul and Riyadh are attempting to use threats of proliferation to influence negotiations with Washington.
Russia’s 2022 invasion of Ukraine illuminated the long profound shadow of nuclear weapons over international security. Russia’s nuclear threats have rightfully garnered significant attention because of the unfathomable lethality of nuclear weapons.
Germans are debating nuclear deterrence—again.