Nuclear Proliferation

Abolishing nuclear weapons would make the world more violent and, paradoxically, more prone to nuclear warfare.

Japan and China's bitter PR campaign has now entered the nuclear realm.

Could China’s East Asian neighbors be tempted to seek nuclear weapons? That would be a mistake.

If Moscow makes good on its threat to ban nuclear inspections, the US should respond with a nuclear arms buildup.

The arguments for a U.S. attack on Iran’s nuclear facilities are as unconvincing as ever.

The argument that Islamabad would furnish Riyadh with nuclear weapons is far-fetched.

Proliferation no longer begets proliferation– conventional military power does.

Kenneth Waltz, a seminal scholar of international relations, has died at 88, leaving an immense influence on the field.

Hezbollah, through direct strikes or terrorism, could complicate Israel’s decision to attack Iran and spark an even greater regional crisis.

With Russia intensifying its regional diplomacy and America ‘rebalancing’ to the Pacific, both nations have much to gain by working together.

Pyongyang’s nuclear program hasn’t been in the headlines lately. In the next few months that could change.

A number of developments suggest Washington and Seoul have different visions for the future.