China

America’s AI action plan aims to gut regulation and expand manufacturing

By Frances Mack | Artificial Intelligence, Disruptive Technologies, Incoming Signals, The AI Power Trip

China and the United States need a framework for nuclear arms control. It isn’t New START

By Li Bin | Nuclear Weapons

Cyberstorm on the horizon: David E. Sanger on what two recent breaches reveal about modern warfare

By Sara Goudarzi | Analysis, Special Topics

Orville Schell on China vs Taiwan in the Trump 2.0 era

By Dan Drollette Jr | Nuclear Risk, Special Topics

US Capitol Building with a tree in the foreground

How the striking of a GOP regulatory ban will affect the global artificial intelligence race

By Bahar Gholipour | Artificial Intelligence, Disruptive Technologies, Incoming Signals, The AI Power Trip

Dick Garwin: A fine human being at the forefront of international nuclear arms control negotiations

By Rose Gottemoeller | Nuclear Weapons, Personal Essay

Richard Garwin also championed science diplomacy with China

By Eryn MacDonald | Nuclear Weapons, Personal Essay

President Donald Trump signs an Executive Order on the Administration’s tariff plans at a “Make America Wealthy Again” event, Wednesday, April 2, 2025, in the White House Rose Garden.

At 100 days, what Trump’s new trade policy means for nonproliferation and international security

By Ian J. Stewart | Disruptive Technologies

Video: How many nuclear weapons does China have in 2025?

By Erik English | Nuclear Notebook, Nuclear Risk

Trump wants denuclearization but pursues a ‘Golden Dome’ of missile defense. Here’s why he can’t have both

By Celia McDowall, Ankit Panda | Nuclear Weapons

Chinese nuclear weapons, 2025

By Hans M. Kristensen, Matt Korda, Eliana Johns, Mackenzie Knight-Boyle | Nuclear Notebook, Nuclear Weapons

Assured distraction: How attacks on South Korea’s nuclear reactors could be a smoke screen for wider conflict

By Henry Sokolski | Nuclear Risk