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An analysis of the Eastern Ghouta campaign and what Russian operational integration means for understanding what happened in Douma in 2018.

President Trump’s meetings with tech leaders produced some voluntary safeguards and a commitment to rebrand artificial intelligence as “super intelligence,” the term that Mr. Trump prefers.

By John Erath Since 1993, chemical weapons have killed thousands, with many times more affected, often suffering for years. This despite the Chemical Weapons Convention ban on such activity and a gene...

Stories of science funding being cut, labs shutting down and scientists losing jobs have flooded the media under Trump's administration. These six graphics show how those changes have affected U.S. bi...

For the seventeenth year: Welcome to autumn, fuckheads.

The drone hauled in off Florida appears to be of the same family as those used by the U.S. military to strike Iran.

Artificial Intelligence and Weapons of Mass Destruction. Volume 33, Issue 1-3 of The Nonproliferation Review

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Anthropic voluntarily blocked five concerning chats, but there are no legal guardrails to protect against potentially nefarious use.

The use of chemical weapons has been outlawed for nearly a century.

Guy Campanile addresses ouster in Facebook post and says ‘we were told to leave because we insisted on doing our jobs’

Former Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons officials say they have found evidence that the Sudanese government may have deployed chemicals amid the country's ongoing civil war.

In his new book, Joby Warrick traces the rise and fall of Carlos the Jackal, the notorious terrorist-for-hire.

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The documents bolster allegations that the Sudanese military developed and used toxic bombs to gain an edge in the country’s devastating civil war.

Syria has begun destroying the remnants of a clandestine Assad-era chemical weapons program that it recovered in May, the first such destruction in a decade, a ​Syrian envoy and a U.N. representative ...

Радио Свобода и расследовательский проект "Система" выяснили, что Центр экспериментальной физиологии, построенный в 2021-2025 годах на острове посреди Вышневолоцкого водохранилища и занимающийся, по д...

The Chemical Weapons Convention Coalition and the Arms Control Association invite you to a virtual briefing on Syria's chemical weapon legacy, featuring remarks by Syria’s Amb. to the OPCW, Mohamad Ka...

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It is unlikely that Russia or China would be willing to support a Saudi nuclear program if the United States refuses to do so.

Welcome to this week’s Pandora Report! This issue highlights reflections on the 2026 G20 Youth (Y20) Summit culminating in the G20 Youth Communiqué, emerging infectious disease threats including H5…

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The administration’s biodefense team has dwindled, and its new safeguards have been delayed — all amid growing concern over AI-enabled pathogens.

In his new book, Joby Warrick traces the rise and fall of Carlos the Jackal, the notorious terrorist-for-hire.

The AHS Index is an objective, evidence-based tool that helps countries and organizations set priorities and identify where investments can have the greatest impact. As health threats become more comp...

Welcome to this week’s Pandora Report! This issue highlights continued congressional scrutiny of Anthony Fauci following his Senate hearing, ongoing One Health threats from H5N1 avian influenza and…

Scientists trained artificial intelligence on libraries of DNA and then asked the model to create recipes for viral genomes. Sixteen of them were viable, yielding new viruses.

Damascus, Aug. 6 (SANA) Nidal Shikhani, the director general of the Chemical Violations Documentation Center of Syria (CVDCS), said those responsible for

The "Death of Expertise" is displayed once again

Current conversations surrounding unconventional weapons — chemical, biological, radiological, and nuclear — have become so fantastical as to be