Brief prepared for the CNS-CENESS US-Russia Dialogue on Nuclear Issues in Moscow.
The US debates a greater reliance on nuclear weapons as Russia seems to decrease it.
At a UN event, Dr. Nikolai Sokov discusses risky but valuable changes to the missile regime.
For arms control to survive, we must focus on what we need, not necessarily what we want.
A close look at the Suwalki dilemma leads to three conclusions, all of them uncomfortable.
The time may be right to take a cue from the 1991 Presidential Nuclear Initiatives.
In a post-INF world, who will agree to talk to Russia, and with whom will Russia agree to talk?
An assessment of past performance and future relevance
Increased oversight, under the right circumstances, would decrease the risk of any US president using nuclear weapons preemptively or without just cause.
The West’s clash with Russia is a preview of the conflicts that will arise in the coming decades.
