Ballistic Missiles

By raising the issue of ballistic missiles, the U.S. threatens to undermine the P5+1-Iran negotiations.

The Iranian military successfully tested two new indigenous long-range missiles.

Local media outlets report that India will conduct the second test of the nuclear-capable Agni-V next week.

A new study finds that states with ballistic missiles are more likely to initiate crises, and more likely to deter them.

The Virginia Payload Module is the latest part of the Prompt Global Strike program to see its funding slashed.

Plus, Russia’s Navy is growing at an unprecedented rate. Thursday defense links.

Given the advancing capabilities of China’s anti-access forces, questions of diffusion and proliferation bear consideration.

Even as N. Korea and others develop such weapons, history shows ballistic missiles have their shortcomings.

Signs are emerging that Moscow and Washington will compete over precision guided conventionally-armed ICBMs.

Instead of doubling down on a failed policy, Obama should have adopted a tougher approach towards Pyongyang.

N. Korea’s upcoming satellite launch presents a unique challenge to its neighbors – and raises the stakes.

Despite the apparent success of Israel’s missile defense system, its application in Asia seems unlikely.