Nuclear Roundup: 9/6/2017

By Jodi Lieberman | September 6, 2017

A compilation of quality nuclear policy news published on the Web, around the world.

North Korea

US Intelligence: North Korea’s Sixth Test Was a 140 Kiloton ‘Advanced Nuclear’ Device

North Korea nuclear crisis: Test ’caused landslides’

S. Korea on lookout for radiation after North’s nuclear test causes landslides

Putin Warns Against ‘Driving North Korea Into Corner’ Over Nuclear Tests

China, Russia Call for New Round of Talks on North Korean Nuclear Program

North Korea’s Nuclear Arsenal Threatens China’s Path to Power

A Nuclear Slap in China’s Face

How North Korea’s Nuclear Tests Could Get Even More Terrifying

We can’t look to China on North Korea, says ex-Sen. George Mitchell. Here’s why.

Wellerstein: Building an H-Bomb in Plain Sight

Allowing nuclear weapons in Japan could defuse North Korean threat, say some policy makers

North Korea’s Sixth Nuclear Test: A First Look

Seismic Detective Weighs in on North Korea’s Latest Nuclear Test

Inside Russia’s growing role in the North Korean nuclear crisis

Korea Nuclear Test Furthers EMP Bomb

The Way to Make North Korea Back Down

House Foreign Affairs Hearing: Sanctions, Diplomacy, and Information: Pressuring North Korea

United States

Michigan poll: Majority worries about Trump having access to nuclear codes

NNSA team conducts radiological training exercise aboard Maersk container ship

Los Alamos lab director announces retirement

Nuclear Arms Control: A Nuclear Posture Review Opportunity

International

Trump May Make Congress Decide Future of Iran Nuclear Deal

About That Other Nuclear Threat…

Russia-Linked Hackers Breached 100 Nuclear and Power Plants Just This Year

Nonstrategic nuclear weapons in Russia’s evolving military doctrine

General Interest

Which countries have nuclear weapons and what is the NPT?

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