nuclear doctrine

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Forward deterrence: What’s (not) in it for France’s partners

By Oliver Meier | Analysis, Nuclear Weapons

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How France’s new nuclear doctrine strengthens NATO

By Etienne Marcuz | Analysis, Nuclear Weapons

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Does Macron’s nuclear upgrade mark the end of France’s ‘strict sufficiency’ principle?

By Astrid Chevreuil | Analysis, Nuclear Weapons

A man stands at a podium with French and European Union flags behind him, giving a speech in an industrial setting.

France has a new nuclear doctrine of ‘forward deterrence’ for Europe. What does it mean?

By Héloïse Fayet | Analysis, Nuclear Weapons

Why US policy on North Korea should prioritize nonproliferation, not denuclearization

By Jordan Chase, Eliana Johns | Nuclear Weapons

As North Korea readies for a nuclear test, does it have a new doctrine?

By Hyun-Binn Cho, Ariel Petrovics | Nuclear Weapons