New Directions in Arms Control
Any future treaty must limit all Russian and Chinese nuclear forces.
In His Summit with Kim, Trump Should Apply the Lessons from Libya
If we are going to have any success in future negotiations, we must learn from past failures and past successes.
On North Korea, U.S. Must Respond with an Eye to the Future
On North Korea, the U.S. needs to take military measures that stop short of war, keeping an eye on the long term.
The U.S. Must Rethink Its Approach to North Korea before It’s Too Late
The threat from North Korea’s nuclear program grows daily. America should adopt a comprehensive strategy.
The North Korean Nuclear Threat, and How to Address It
The nuclear threat from North Korea continues to deepen, and countermeasures must be undertaken on numerous fronts.
The Real Significance of That Russian Nuclear Torpedo
We cannot discount Putin's sabre-rattling as mere theater. There are four steps we can and must take to deter a nuclear war.
The Iran Deal: A Mortal Blow to Nonproliferation
The Iran nuclear deal would negate U.S. gains going back to the Carter administration.
Here’s the Difference Between How Obama and Reagan Handled Nuke Negotiations
President Obama’s new national-security strategy places the highest priority on what he considers the urgent need to move forward with the so-called Prague agenda — derived from his 2009 address ...
After You, Mr. Putin
Less than three years after President Obama, Hillary Clinton, and others mocked Mitt Romney for calling Russia the greatest geostrategic threat facing the United States, U.S. and NATO leaders have ...
Iran: A Bad Deal Is (Much) Worse than No Deal
The administration’s defenders are vigorously rebutting allegations that President Obama has made too many concessions in the negotiations over Iran’s nuclear program. Their defense is a simple statement of fact: ...