Pouring more money into endless wars, nuclear weapons, overseas bases, and boondoggle weapons programs won’t protect anyone.
Pouring more money into endless wars, nuclear weapons, overseas bases, and boondoggle weapons programs won’t protect anyone.
If international law is to preserve its teeth, it cannot do so with halfway measures.
With the Afghanistan War finally ending, we shouldn’t squander our “peace dividend” on costly weapons or military bloat.
Joe Biden’s foreign policy cabinet runs from establishment to hawkish. Here’s where pressure could make a big difference.
Taking even small steps toward ending the 70-year-old Korean War would be a welcome change from the hostility and denial of past administrations.
How about turning North Korea’s nuclear weapons into solar panels?
The world is banning nuclear weapons. The U.S. needs to get on board.
North Korea’s nuclear program is a regional issue. It requires a regional response.
2020 has been hard enough. The last thing the world needs this year is nuclear weapons.
Strategists are seriously arguing that battlefield assessment — including for nuclear warfare — should increasingly be delegated to machines.