Editor’s note: I am holding to my commitment to make three blog posts a week, no excuses. But my post today will be a short one. So, to make up for that, here is the Managing the Atom’s Nick Roth answering the question … What is the Future of Nuclear Security Cooperation between the US …
A Wobbly Nuclear Order
by | 2014-03-27 | 15 Comments
Five years ago, President Barack Obama was preparing to deliver a speech in Prague calling for the elimination of nuclear weapons. Nongovernmental organizations, including the Stimson Center, helped with blueprints for getting to zero, and distinguished “formers” were lending their names to the cause. Now these initiatives seem like headlines from a bygone era. The …
DPRK’s New 300 mm MLRS
by | 2014-03-26 | 16 Comments
I’ve been mulling a post over the recent North Korean launches of Scud and now Nodong missiles, but I want to draw attention to a wrinkle that’s been neglected — North Korea’s new 300 mm artillery system.
Security Lapse at Volkel
by | 2014-03-24 | 5 Comments
A few disarmament posters by Robert Wout, better known as Opland. Many of my colleagues are attending the 2014 Nuclear Security Summit in Amsterdam, Netherlands. (My friend @MilesPomper is tweeting up a storm for #NSS2014.) It is normal for the assembled heads of government to bring “housegifts” — tangible accomplishments to improve nuclear security that will paint their countries …
