A daily roundup of quality nuclear policy news.
North Korea
Mattis: Diplomacy hasn’t failed with North Korea
Russia is preparing for North Korea war as tensions rise, says Putin’s top security adviser
Russian envoy calls for restraint over Korean Peninsula nuclear crisis
Winter Olympics will be held safely, says South Korea on North Korea nuclear test
North Korea says it has ‘completed’ its nuclear program. What does that mean?
The upside of giving up on North Korea
Time for limited U.S. military action against North Korea
An American attack on North Korea will come with epic consequences
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What the law of war says about nuclear strikes
We can’t attack North Korea. It’s against the law.
Iran policy implications of replacing Tillerson with Pompeo and Cotton to CIA
Iran, nukes and Trump: Is war likely?
Homeland Security says it is creating new WMD office
Former Defense Secretary William Perry sounds the alarm over the present nuclear danger
Manhattan Project’s nuclear breakthroughs leave complicated legacy 75 years later
The Nuclear Age at 75: Remembering Chicago’s role
Center for Nonproliferation Studies at MIIS at Monterey hosts seminar by Russian Ambassador to U.S.
Duke’s Peter Feaver on the president and US nuclear command and control
International
Russia’s new missile submarine sure looks familiar
An end to the treaty that ended the cold war? US-Russia spat puts INF at risk
Bangladesh starts constructing its first nuclear power plant
U.N. disarmament meeting in Hiroshima concludes after nuclear weapons talks
The Middle East’s next big challenge: nuclear security
Canada to provide Kazakhstan with radionuclide, noble gas detection station
General Interest
SLAM was the Armageddon cruise missile from hell
How to cope with fears of a nuclear disaster
How to build and deliver a nuclear weapon
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