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Nuclear Deterrence

China and Nuclear Arms Control talks

By Writer
9 December 2021
in :  Nuclear Deterrence
121

China expresses unwillingness to participate in nuclear arms control talks along with the United States and Russia, due to its relatively smaller nuclear arsenal. That’s why it tries to promote a bilateral approach between the U.S. and Russia regarding the nuclear disarmament procedure and at the same time it promises to consider its participation in the negotiations when the two …

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Risks of Hypersonic Weapons in Nuclear Stability

By Writer
13 October 2021
in :  Defence & Security, Nuclear Deterrence
1,322

The evolution of missiles during the decades led to the accomplishment of the hypersonic ones, which are capable of travelling with speed exceeding 5.000 kilometres per hour. The speed that manages to reach a hypersonic missile is at least five times the speed of sound, known as March 5. As a result, this type of technology accounts for a revolutionary …

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AUKUS agreement: France, EU and diplomatic tensions

By Writer
10 October 2021
in :  International Law Topics, Nuclear Deterrence
437

A month ago was announced the indo-pacific security pact, a partnership between Australia, USA and UK, in order for the Australian Navy to acquire nuclear-powered submarines. The so-called AUKUS accounts for an initiative of counterbalance against China, which sometimes pursues an aggressive foreign policy in its neighbourhood or on the international scene. Although in the post-Brexit era, it is obvious …

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The geopolitics of nuclear fusion

By Writer
17 June 2021
in :  Nuclear Deterrence
1,326

As Western politicians talk about replacing present-day forms of energy production with renewable sources, Russia and China are hedging their bets on nuclear power, as well as a number of EU member states which invest heavily in new nuclear power plants. With the political urge of revolutionizing the world’s energy production, a need for reliable power sources is connected. Still, …

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Nuclear Deterrence in the 21st century: An Obsolete Doctrine?

By Writer
9 June 2021
in :  Nuclear Deterrence
281

In January of 2021, the U.N. “Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons”, signed in 2017, came into effect with the view to become a widely accepted legally binding instrument that prohibits nuclear weapons, leading towards their total elimination. More specifically, the Treaty prohibits countries from producing, testing, acquiring, possessing or stockpiling nuclear weapons. It also outlaws the transfer of …

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