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The Return of Nuclear Hedging

Archive, Strategic AdversariesArms Control, Australia, Budapest Memorandum, Canada, CASS., Centre for Aerospace & Security Studies, civilian nuclear energy, Crimea, dual-use technology, Energiewende, energy prices, Energy Security, Fukushima disaster, geopolitical risks, IAEA, India, International Atomic Energy Agency, Iran, Israel, Middle East, New START, NPT, nuclear capability, nuclear deterrent, nuclear latency, Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty, nuclear power, nuclear proliferation, Nuclear Weapons, oil shipment, plutonium, renewable energy, Russia-Ukraine war, sanctions, security assurances, security guarantees, solar energy, South Asia, Strait of Hormuz, strategic autonomy, uranium enrichment, wind energy

The Return of Nuclear Hedging

Sajal Shahid0 Comments

Published: September 8, 2027 To many, the end of the Cold War signaled hope for a more restrained nuclear era. As the rivalry between the US and USSR settled in…

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How Global Instability Fuels the Nuclear Arms Race

Archive, Strategic AdversariesAmerican leadership, American power, anarchy, Arms Control, arms racing, China, cold war, disarmament regimes, Fissile Material Cut-off Treaty, FMCT, global instability, hegemon. , INF Treaty, Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty, international institutions, international policing, Iran, Iran Nuclear Deal, Israel, JCPOA, Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action, Middle East, multilateral arrangements, New START, nonproliferation regimes, North Korea, nuclear arms race, nuclear escalation, nuclear proliferation, nuclear umbrella, Open Skies Treaty, OST, Russian invasion, security, security assurances, Ukraine, uranium enrichment

How Global Instability Fuels the Nuclear Arms Race

Muhammad Usama Khalid0 Comments

The world is in an uncertain place today and is perhaps experiencing the most uncertainty since World War II. Since the beginning of the Russian invasion of Ukraine in February…

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