NATO and the Road Not Taken - Boston Review
Condemning Putin's war must go hand in hand with imagining a more just security order.
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Condemning Putin's war must go hand in hand with imagining a more just security order.
Geoffrey Hinton’s resignation from Google to alert the world to the dangers of AI is an echo of the efforts of wartime scientists who tried to stop a nuclear arms race
Yesterday the Kremlin seemed to put another nail in the coffin of U.S.-Russian relations by testing a new intercontinental ballistic missile supposedly capable of penetrating any missile-defense system.
The People's Republic of China (PRC) might be setting the stage for a war with the U.S., and if that is so, what would such a war look like? Would it include ground troops? Cyber attacks? Or would it be an economic war fueled by trade disputes? Who would win in each scenario? Is conflict inevitable? Or can it be avoided?
U.S. representatives recently met with Russian counterparts in Vienna to discuss the future of arms control, including the 2010 New Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty (New START), which expires in February 2021. The backdrop to these discussions is Russia’s poor performance on bilateral and multilateral arms control treaties, and on confidence- and security-building measures (CSBMs) agreements.