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Rapid advances in biotechnology and the lack of an enforcement mechanism are challenging the Biological Weapons Convention. Amid swirling allegations that countries are violating the treaty, are slow-moving attempts to update it enough to prevent biological doom?
Technical advances may be making it easier to build dangerous biological materials from scratch, with few regulations.
Editor’s Note: This is the second part of a two-part article series that addresses both a prominent Russian Federation state disinformation campaign related to the war in Ukraine—namely, that the Russian invasion was justified due to the alleged presence of U.S.-sponsored biological warfare research facilities in Ukraine—as well as the ways in which this conspiracy theory has been supported and …
On Dec 6, 1952, while the Korean War was raging, US Marine Corps Colonel Frank H. Schwable made a confession that shook the world.
Russia and weapons of mass destruction: a virtual special issue of the Nonproliferation Review.