From a military perspective, the war with Iran demonstrates how the nature of power has changed—and why that shift underscores the need for stronger negotiations. Admiral William McRaven explains. ...
The U.S. and Israel just fought a second war over Iran's nuclear program—and one of the world's leading nuclear experts says America lost. Iran's urani...
The U.S. lost the Iran war, says nuclear expert James Acton. James explained why with host Jon Bateman on The World Unpacked. ...
Arendalsuka: Motstandskraft mot sammensatte trusler
Hva kan Norge lære fra Ukraina og Moldova?
Geopolitikken har hardnet til og trusselbildet Norge og Europa står ovenfor er mer alvorlig og sammensatt enn tidligere. Russland er mer aggressivt, vi e...
Why have Iran and its “Axis of Resistance” proven so durable in the face of waves of military and economic warfare, and what does this mean for the future of the Middle East?
On Monday, June 22 at...
Ukraine’s Precision Strike Capability
Lt. Gen. (Ret.) Ben Hodges, former Commanding General of the U.S. Army Europe (2015-2017), discusses Ukraine’s development of precision strike weapons and how these weapons are designed to address ...
... efforts to keep Europe united, the diplomacy that led China to publicly oppose nuclear threats by Russia, and the prisoner exchange that secured the release of Evan Gershkov...
NATO’s Forward Land Forces in Finland: Defending the northeastern frontline
After Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine in 2022, NATO transformed the concept of forward presence in frontline states from enhanced Forward Presence to Forward Land Forces (FLFs). After Finla...
Despite intense political opposition, New Zealand's mass movement to keep nuclear weapons out of their region succeeded through solidarity and persistence. Could the sa...
Despite intense political opposition, New Zealand's mass movement to keep nuclear weapons out of their region succeeded through solidarity and persistence. Could the sa...
...w Delhi over the past two decades, catalyzed in part by the landmark 2008 Civil Nuclear Agreement.
This event examines the enduring legacy of that accord through the lens o...
...e U.S. government’s premier science institutions, discuss where the research on nuclear fusion stands, what it will take to bring it to scale, and what it means for American ...
Are We Heading Toward a New Nuclear Arms Race?
Nuclear tensions are at the forefront of international diplomacy this month as State Parties g...
...s Russia and the United States cooperated in outer space, counterterrorism, and nuclear energy. This progress unraveled amid Vladimir Putin’s political evolution and the resp...
North Korea should no longer be dismissed as a reclusive authoritarian regime in the Indo-Pacific. Through cyberattacks, arms supplies and military support for Russia’s war against Ukraine, Pyongya...
Dive into the complexities of Iran's nuclear strategy with Kelsey Davenport. Learn how Iran's enriched uranium stockpile serves as ...
Battlefield Lessons: What North Korea Has Learned in Ukraine?
Four years into Pyongyang's commitment of munitions, missiles, and ground troops to Russia's war in Ukraine, what has the Korean People's Army actually learned — and brought home?
CSIS Korea Chair...
Too Good for Too Long? Arms Control, Foreign Policy, and the American People in 2026
...Jon B. Wolfsthal, member of the Bulletin’s Science and Security Board, and a US Nuclear Policy Fellow at PAX sapiens. Prior to this he was the Director of the Global Risk pro...
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America and Israel have bombed Iran since 2025 to block Tehran’s path to nuclear weapons. ECFR’s interactive dashboard, updated monthly, assesses current evidence abou...
If the United States won't defend allies conventionally, why would it risk nuclear war for them?
Former Biden National Security Council official Tom Wright breaks down ...