Avatar photoWhat’s the Objective in a Nuclear War?

Quote of the week: “You show me a Secretary of Defense who’s planning not to prevail [in a nuclear war] and I’ll show you a Secretary of Defense who ought to be impeached.” —Caspar Weinberger, New York Times, August 24, 1982 In an influential article, “Atoms, Strategy and Policy,” published in the January 1956 issue …

Avatar photoNorth Korean WMD: A Guide to Online Resources

North Korea’s nuclear and missile programs are the topic du jour in the WMD world, but if you’re trying to get smart about the subject, where should you turn? The amount of material never gets any smaller, and you’ve nearly got to be an expert in your own right to judge what’s what. I won’t try to catalogue and …

Avatar photoHwasong 10 and 12 missiles.

I made a thing to help compare the Hwasong-10 and Hwasong-12 missiles.  A lot of people are rushing out their analysis.  We’d like to get it right before publishing.  I am old fashioned like that.

Avatar photoDaniel Salisbury: A Malaysian Shipyard with North Korean Connections?

This is a guest post by CNS Postdoctoral Fellow Daniel Salisbury. The assassination in February of Kim Jong Un’s half-brother Kim Jong Nam at Kuala Lumpur airport has turned international attention to North Korea’s other shady activities in Malaysia. A Reuters investigation has already revealed that a North Korean company has been marketing military radios …