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Project on Managing the Atom @managingtheatom.bsky.social · 29/09/2026
What would it take to strengthen the U.S.-Saudi nuclear agreement? Ariel E. Levite and Matthew Sharp examine the deal’s key nonproliferation challenges and potential safeguards. nationalinterest.org/blog/middle-...
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How to Fix the US-Saudi Nuclear 123 Agreement
Congress can fix most of the problems with the nuclear agreement without simply rejecting it.
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European Leadership Network (ELN) @theeln.bsky.social · 24/09/2026
A special episode of the Ok, Doomer! podcast, taking stock of what the treaty has achieved over the past three decades, why it remains an important part of the global nuclear order despite never entering into force, and the challenges it faces today. europeanleadershipnetwork.org/multimedia/o...
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Ok, Doomer! podcast: 30 years of the nuclear test ban
In our latest episode, we look at what the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty (CTBT) has achieved over the past three decades, why it remains an important part of the global nuclear order despite n...
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Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists @thebulletin.org · 23/09/2026
The US could use its acknowledgement of having space weapons as the first step in a reciprocal transparency and risk-reduction initiative. It could invite Russia and China to acknowledge a basic reality: All three nuclear powers possess systems that could interfere with or destroy space assets.
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The US acknowledged its space weapons. Now it must build guardrails
Confirming classified space-control capabilities will not deter rivals on its own—Washington must now use this disclosure as a springboard for reciprocal transparency and risk-reduction measures…
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Matthew Bunn @matthew-bunn.bsky.social · 23/09/2026
Proud to be launching a podcast, "Face-Off: Nuclear Anarchy?" with Pulitzer-Prize winning journalist Jane Perlez exploring nuclear dangers with a range of global experts -- and then discussing the issues with me at the end of each episode. 1st episode Oct. 6. Check out the trailer:
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Introducing Face-Off: Nuclear Anarchy?
Podcast Episode · Face-Off · S4 Trailer · 6m
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Project on Managing the Atom @managingtheatom.bsky.social · 22/09/2026
Hui Zhang examines China’s expanding uranium enrichment infrastructure, as new centrifuge plants at Lanzhou and Hanzhong bring the country’s enrichment capacity toward a significant new milestone. fissilematerials.org/blog/2026/09...
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China to operate two more large enrichment plants
Hui Zhang In late 2024, the China National Nuclear Corporation (CNNC) began construction of two new large centrifuge enrichment plants (CEPs). These plants are expected to begin operations as early as...
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Project on Managing the Atom @managingtheatom.bsky.social · 22/09/2026
Dr. Hui Zhang examines new satellite imagery showing the completion of China’s fourth large centrifuge enrichment plant at Emeishan—and what its expected operation could mean for China’s expanding enrichment capacity. fissilematerials.org/blog/2026/09...
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Rapid expansion of China's enrichment capacity at Emeishan
Hui Zhang Recent satellite images show that the China National Nuclear Corporation (CNNC) has completed the construction of another new large centrifuge enrichment plant (CEP) at the Emeishan site. Th...
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Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs @belfercenter.bsky.social · 22/09/2026
📆 Mark your calendars: Belfer Center Fellowships open for application on October 1, 10:00am ET, for the 2027-2028 academic year. More information is available on our website: www.belfercenter.org/fellowships
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Matthew Bunn @matthew-bunn.bsky.social · 21/09/2026
Here are the slides for my talk on steps to reduce the risk of nuclear war. We need action to reduce the risks in the near term, while we seek to build a world that would make it possible to eliminate the risk. If even a small annual probability continues forever, eventually disaster will strike.
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Project on Managing the Atom @managingtheatom.bsky.social · 21/09/2026
What does the ongoing U.S.-Iran conflict mean for regional security and U.S. strategic interests? Gary Samore examines the conflict’s trajectory, the risks of prolonged confrontation, and the challenges of finding a diplomatic resolution. www.gulf-times.com/article/7336...
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Was the War on Iran Inevitable or an Israeli Deception?
Gary Samore, Professor of the Practice in Politics at Brandeis University, will unpack why the US-Israel war over Iran happened and whether it was inevitabl...
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Project on Managing the Atom @managingtheatom.bsky.social · 21/09/2026
At the 13th Beijing Xiangshan Forum, Francesca Giovannini explores how AI, quantum computing, and space technologies are reshaping arms control—and why the future may depend on regulating state behavior rather than counting weapons. www.china.org.cn/2026-09/16/c...
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Harvard expert on behavioral arms control, China-US ties at Xiangshan Forum - China.org.cn
During the 13th Beijing Xiangshan Forum, a Harvard expert called for a rethink of traditional arms control as AI, space technologies and quantum computing reshape the security landscape. She also stre...
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Project on Managing the Atom @managingtheatom.bsky.social · 21/09/2026
MTA Visiting Scholar @herzogsm.bsky.social has a new essay out in @thenonproreview.bsky.social about the many overlooked & overlapping ways AI is affecting the politics of nuclear, biological & chemical weapons. www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10....
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From proliferation to restraint: a process-based approach to artificial intelligence and weapons of mass destruction
Artificial intelligence (AI) is now a central element in many of the most pressing debates about nuclear, biological, and chemical weapons. Yet, the scholarship on AI and weapons of mass destructio...
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Matthew Bunn @matthew-bunn.bsky.social · 19/09/2026
Just a reminder, this is tonight at 8 pm at the Foundry in Cambridge!
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Matthew Bunn @matthew-bunn.bsky.social · 18/09/2026
Apparently my Saturday night talk at the Foundry in Cambridge is being advertised on lampposts. www.longnowboston.org/events/nucle...
A flyer on a lampost advertising a talk on reducing the danger of nuclear war, by Matthew Bunn, Saturday 9/19 at 8pm at the Foundry in Cambridge.
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Matthew Bunn @matthew-bunn.bsky.social · 16/09/2026
If you're in the Boston area, I'll be giving a talk on the dangers of nuclear war and how to mitigate them for Long Now Boston at 8 PM on Saturday, September 19. It will be at The Foundry in Kendall Square, 101 Rogers Street, Cambridge #nukesky #longnow #foundry
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Reducing the Risk of Nuclear War: The Long View | Long Now Boston
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Stephen Herzog @herzogsm.bsky.social · 14/09/2026
My new @thenonproreview.bsky.social essay argues that AI–WMD research needs to move beyond its usual focus on just NC3 integration or WMD proliferation. AI is reshaping the whole WMD landscape, and we need to study those effects across the full WMD life cycle. www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10....
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Project on Managing the Atom @managingtheatom.bsky.social · 14/09/2026
Eli Levite explores the prospects — and challenges — of renewed U.S. diplomacy with North Korea and whether a more limited approach to nuclear risk reduction could offer a path forward. moderndiplomacy.eu/2026/09/10/a...
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Another go for Pyongyang?
In his eagerness to distract attention from Iran and finally secure a diplomatic coup, President Trump is pivoting once again to North Korea.
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Project on Managing the Atom @managingtheatom.bsky.social · 10/09/2026
Is It Strategically Useful for the U.S. To Pursue Any Norms or Treaties That May Limit Its Freedom of Action in Space? Read contrasting viewpoints on action in space here: csps.aerospace.org/papers/it-st...
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Is It Strategically Useful for the U.S. To Pursue Any Norms or Treaties That May Limit Its Freedom of Action in Space? | Aerospace Center for Space Policy and Strategy
Given the emerging threats in space, is it strategically useful for the U.S. to pursue any norms or treaties that may limit its freedom of action in space?
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Matthew Bunn @matthew-bunn.bsky.social · 02/09/2026
Welcome, new and returning students and fellows at the Harvard Kennedy School! Happy first day of classes! Look forward to learning and working with you!
Image of the Harvard Kennedy School buildings and courtyard.
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Project on Managing the Atom @managingtheatom.bsky.social · 01/09/2026
Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, and Türkiye are charting a new regional security framework -- but what will it take to turn their defense pact into a functioning alliance? @rabsaa.bsky.social and fellow experts discuss the challenges and implications. www.youtube.com/watch?v=-FlgGk16-OI
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How will Mecca agreement become an operational framework? | Inside Story
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Matthew Bunn @matthew-bunn.bsky.social · 30/08/2026
Worth reading the whole thread (especially if you're into Cold War nuke movies). Check out also my colleague Steve Miller's article, "Nuclear Hotlines: Origins, Evolution, Applications" doi.org/10.1080/2575...
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Nuclear Hotlines: Origins, Evolution, Applications
Soviet and American leaders learned during the Cuban Missile Crisis of October 1962 that inadequate communication raised perilous risks and dangers in the nuclear age. The US–Soviet Hotline was cre...
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Project on Managing the Atom @managingtheatom.bsky.social · 26/08/2026
Ariel Levite & Athanasios Platias take a closer look at how the U.S. and China are pursuing AI leadership - and why the broader strategic ecosystems behind the technology may ultimately matter just as much as AI itself. nationalinterest.org/feature/why-...
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Why the US’ ‘Cosmic Bet’ on AI Won’t Beat China
America’s AI strategy is too narrowly targeted on the technology itself, while China’s embraces the wider technological and infrastructural ecosystem.
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Stephen Herzog @herzogsm.bsky.social · 10/08/2026
My article “Anticipatory Arms Control for the AI Age" w/ @douglasbshaw.bsky.social & William C. Potter is now ungated @armscontrolnow.bsky.social. We explain why AI-enabled nuclear & biological weapons risks need a new forum for private-public sector dialogue. www.armscontrol.org/act/2026-07/...
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Anticipatory Arms Control for the AI Age | Arms Control Association
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Project on Managing the Atom @managingtheatom.bsky.social · 10/08/2026
Is the Makkah Pact really an “Islamic NATO”? @rabsaa.bsky.social examines what the agreement means for regional security, deterrence, and the evolving strategic landscape: thewire.in/world/why-th...
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Why the Makkah Pact is Not an 'Islamic NATO'
The Makkah Agreement looks less like bloc formation and more like strategic portfolio diversification. Saudi Arabia does not have to abandon Washington. Türkiye does not have to leave NATO. Pakistan d...
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Matthew Bunn @matthew-bunn.bsky.social · 06/08/2026
A poem from a survivor of the Nagasaki bombing, from the museum in Nagasaki. A moving testimony of grief.
In Articulo Mortis: Poems to the Atomic Bombing

•	August 9, the day of the Nagasaki atomic bombing. I tried to reach home but did not arrive until the dead of night.
Are they there?
Under the fallen debris
Under the light of the moon.
•	The following day I found my seriously injured wife and the corpses of two of my children at the roadside, and my wife told me about the death of the children (one and four years old).
Knowing only recently how to smile,
The baby smiles, dying,
At her mother's breast.

Left on the ground

For lack of any shelter

The children attract swarms of flies.

Sucking a stick on the brink of death,
He says, this is good,

This is a piece of sugar cane.
•	My eldest son, a 7th grade student, dies in the air-raid shelter.

Under the burning sun
I set out in search
Of my son's last earthly drink.
Creeping to his mother's side
He smiles
And draws a final breath.
His last night of earthly form
He lies with his mother
The moonlight touching his face.
The moonlight finds them dead,
Two outside
And one inside the shelter.
•	On August 11, I gathered wood to cremate my children.

A dragontly

Stops for an instant

On the corpses of three siblings.

The fire rages and
Engulfs two children

Pressing up beside their older brother.
•	I collected the ashes early the next morning.

The morning mist

Washes over the ashes
Of three siblings side by side.

How lamentable

The ashes, like flower petals,
Of a seven-month old infant.
•	My wife died on August 13 (age 36).

The tomato in my kimono sleeve
is for Hiro-chan, says my wife
As she draws her last breath.
•	I cremated my wife on August 15, the day that Japan announced its surrender.

After losing everything
I stand holding

Four atomic bomb death certificates.

Arousing myself from the summer grass
I
stoke the fire

Cremating my wife.

The words of surrender

Mingle with the flames
Of my wife's funeral pyre.

Atsuyuki Matsuo
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Matthew Bunn @matthew-bunn.bsky.social · 06/08/2026
A solemn day. A day to remember the suffering and loss from the atomic bombing of Hiroshima—and to rededicate ourselves to working to prevent nuclear weapons from ever being detonated in war again. Read the memories of the hibakusha: hibakushastories.org
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Hibakusha Stories
Hibakusha Stories is thrilled that Nihon Hidankyo has won the 2024 Nobel Peace Prize. Since 2008, Hibakusha Stories has provided a forum for Hibakusha & members of Hidankyo to tell their stories
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Matthew Bunn @matthew-bunn.bsky.social · 31/07/2026
@mbudjeryn.bsky.social led a good discussion today in our Ukraine Nuclear Security Working Group with Nikolai Steinberg, founder of Ukraine's nuclear regulatory body, who has a new book on how the Chernobyl disaster happened. Link in this discussion to pre-order the English edition:
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SSTC NRS presented Nikolai Steinberg’s book «Our Long Road to April» - Uatom.org
On April 22, the presentation of Nikolai Steinberg’s book «Our Long Road to April», dedicated to the 40th anniversary of the Chornobyl disaster, took place in Kyiv. The event gathered industry experts, the author’s colleagues from his time at the Chornobyl Nuclear Power Plant (ChNPP), as well as everyone interested in the history of the […]
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Project on Managing the Atom @managingtheatom.bsky.social · 27/07/2026
A tiny nuclear battery just flew to orbit and set a big precedent - Mallory Stewart on what BOHR means for the future of nuclear power (and trust) in space ↓
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Matthew Bunn @matthew-bunn.bsky.social · 24/07/2026
Our letter on Harvard's ties to Jeffrey Epstein is out. It calls for a fully independent and transparent investigation, consequences for individuals where appropriate, and a new Harvard commitment to work on "preventing sexual and gendered violence, child sexual abuse, and sex trafficking."
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Harvard and Epstein: A Call for Repair From 156 Harvard Affiliates | Opinion | The Harvard Crimson
We are committed to using our positions within Harvard to advance truth-telling, accountability, repair and institutional reform in relation to Harvard’s ties to Epstein and those who enabled him.
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Project on Managing the Atom @managingtheatom.bsky.social · 23/07/2026
Professor @matthew-bunn.bsky.social on the US-Saudi nuclear deal: why enrichment technology raises the stakes — and what Congress needs to know. www.cbsnews.com/video/us-sau...
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U.S.-Saudi nuclear deal "creates new risks" in Middle East, expert says
The U.S. and Saudi Arabia have signed a deal that could allow the oil-rich nation to create a civilian nuclear program. The deal has drawn concerns that nuclear technology could potentially spread to ...
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Stephen Herzog @herzogsm.bsky.social · 21/07/2026
New #openaccess article in @sjms.bsky.social w/@jluisrodriguez.com & @laurensukin.bsky.social. We develop a typology of NATO member "nuclear types" & test w/survey of over 10k people across 10 countries. Cohesion depends on recognizing & managing differences. sjms.nu/articles/10....
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Project on Managing the Atom @managingtheatom.bsky.social · 23/07/2026
@matthew-bunn.bsky.social tells NPR's All Things Considered what's missing from the new U.S.-Saudi nuclear deal: no Additional Protocol inspections and no ban on enrichment or reprocessing — the technologies that make bomb material. www.npr.org/2026/07/22/n...
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Why the U.S. and Saudi Arabia signed a nuclear agreement
NPR has confirmed a deal that would allow the U.S. to transfer nuclear technology to Saudi Arabia and allow the country to begin enriching uranium for civilian use.
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Project on Managing the Atom @managingtheatom.bsky.social · 23/07/2026
It's not the reactor that worries @matthew-bunn.bsky.social — it's what comes next. Bunn explains why enrichment and reprocessing technology, not civilian reactors, are the real "keys to the Kingdom" in the new U.S.-Saudi nuclear deal. theworld.org/segments/202...
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US-Saudi nuclear energy deal raises questions about nuclear proliferation - The World from PRX
US President Donald Trump approved a civilian nuclear agreement with Saudi Arabia Wednesday that would expand cooperation on nuclear energy, according to The Wall Street Journal. While details have no...
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Project on Managing the Atom @managingtheatom.bsky.social · 23/07/2026
"Unable to leverage the deal for normalization, unable to push back against Washington" - Eli Levite on why the new U.S.-Saudi nuclear deal has Israel boxed in. www.newsweek.com/israel-only-...
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Israel, the only Middle East nuclear weapons power, fears US-Saudi deal
A former Israeli nuclear official told Newsweek that Saudi Arabia appeared to be "keeping the nuclear weapons option open."
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Matthew Bunn @matthew-bunn.bsky.social · 22/07/2026
I discussed the US-Saudi nuclear deal and its implications with Marco Werman on "The World" this afternoon: theworld.org/segments/202...
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US-Saudi nuclear energy deal raises questions about nuclear proliferation - The World from PRX
US President Donald Trump approved a civilian nuclear agreement with Saudi Arabia Wednesday that would expand cooperation on nuclear energy, according to The Wall Street Journal. While details have no...
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Project on Managing the Atom @managingtheatom.bsky.social · 15/07/2026
Why does one country's push for nuclear security make its neighbors less secure? @spenserawarren.bsky.social & Sumit Ganguly's new chapter in The Oxford Handbook of Warfare in Asia explains the cascading dynamics behind Asia's evolving nuclear arsenals. doi.org/10.1093/9780...
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Project on Managing the Atom @managingtheatom.bsky.social · 09/07/2026
MTA Visiting Scholar @herzogsm.bsky.social & co-authors write for @thebulletin.org about the new Asilomar Process. It aims to engage governments, AI firms, & security experts in dialogue to reduce AI-enabled risks in the nuclear & biological domains. thebulletin.org/2026/06/ai-i...
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AI is changing biological and nuclear risks; governance must change accordingly
Seven principles from a recent Asilomar conference address how AI will affect nuclear and biological threats.
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Stephen Herzog @herzogsm.bsky.social · 29/06/2026
Delighted to see this Portuguese-language review of Atomic Backfires in Revista Brasileira de Estudos de Defesa. Thanks for reading! @mitpress.bsky.social @gdavidarceneaux.bsky.social rbed.abedef.org/rbed/article...
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Quando a política nuclear falha
Resenha crítica da obra Atomic Backfires: When Nuclear Policies Fail, organizada por Stephen Herzog, Giles David Arceneaux e Ariel F. W. Petrovics, publicada pela MIT Press em 2026. O texto discute a ...
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Project on Managing the Atom @managingtheatom.bsky.social · 29/06/2026
Mid-2030s commercial fusion? John Holdren says that's "hype at this point" — here's why he thinks the engineering, not the physics, is the real holdup. www.techtimes.com/articles/319...
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Fusion Energy Hits a Materials Wall: DOE Roadmap Targets Engineering Gaps With 2030s Deadline
Fusion energy commercialization is now blocked not by plasma physics but by two missing engineering facilities: a neutron test source that does not exist and tritium breeding blankets that have never ...
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Project on Managing the Atom @managingtheatom.bsky.social · 29/06/2026
Is India's quiet response to its sailors' deaths smart diplomacy or a costly mistake? Kunal Singh weighs in on what China's 1999 playbook can — and can't — teach New Delhi. www.scmp.com/news/china/d...
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Can India react to Gulf deaths in same way China did after 1999 embassy bombing?
Beijing’s reaction to the Belgrade incident could be a template for New Delhi, but some analysts warn it faces very different circumstances.
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The Debate - France 24 @f24debate.france24.com · 16/06/2026
Ukraine back in favour? At G7, Trump threatens return of Russia oil sanctions
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Ukraine back in favour? At G7, Trump threatens return of Russia oil sanctions
Before he left Washington, there were reports Volodymyr Zelenskiy wasn't even on Donald Trump's G7 bilateral meeting list, but in the end, the U-S president took the meeting. And more. In the French Alps resort of Evian, Trump putting the onus on Vladimir Putin to come to the bargaining table and even suggesting a rapid return to full sanctions on Russian oil. Why the sudden turn-for-the-better in relations between Washington and Kyiv?
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Project on Managing the Atom @managingtheatom.bsky.social · 29/06/2026
Did nuclear deterrence actually work in the 2025 India-Pakistan crisis — or just get lucky? @rabsaa.bsky.social's new analysis for IFRI says it worked exactly as designed. www.ifri.org/en/memos/sta...
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Stability under Pressure. A Pakistani View on Nuclear Deterrence after Pahalgam
The May 2025 India-Pakistan crisis after the Pahalgam attack has generated a familiar but incomplete debate: did nuclear deterrence work, or did it merely allow both sides to fight a limited war under...
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Project on Managing the Atom @managingtheatom.bsky.social · 29/06/2026
@matthew-bunn.bsky.social on The Iran War peace deal: Iran would have been happy to sign this deal before the first bomb fell. nationalinterest.org/blog/middle-...
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The Iran War’s Incoherent Peace Deal
While the end of the war will be welcome to the global economy, it will do little to prevent Iran’s nuclearization.
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Project on Managing the Atom @managingtheatom.bsky.social · 10/06/2026
@matthew-bunn.bsky.social: Nuclear risks are higher than they've been since the Cold War — and JFK's 1963 playbook might be exactly what we need right now. thebulletin.org/2026/06/beyo...
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Beyond 'Pax Americana': How JFK's lessons on unilateral nuclear restraint show that Trump should do more
In 1963, John F. Kennedy proved that informal, one-sided moves could successfully defuse tensions with hostile adversaries. Today, as a multipolar arms race looms, JFK's blueprint offers a vital roadm...
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Project on Managing the Atom @managingtheatom.bsky.social · 08/06/2026
Dr. Francesca Giovannini: The US built arms control around Soviet transparency. China isn't the Soviet Union — and Europe might be the only actor positioned to matter. Read it here: thebulletin.org/2026/06/reth... Part of an HD Centre cross cultural dialogue: thebulletin.org/2026/06/cros...
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Rethinking nuclear transparency: a European model for engaging China
The road toward transparency about nuclear weapons—both within the Western political tradition and during the Cold War rivalry with the Soviet Union—was long, gradual, and deeply contingent. The tools...
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Project on Managing the Atom @managingtheatom.bsky.social · 03/06/2026
@rabsaa.bsky.social: Pakistan walks a razor's edge in the Gulf war — mediating not out of ambition, but survival. gulfif.org/pakistans-me...
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Pakistan’s Mediation Gamble in a Fractured Gulf - Gulf International Forum
The war in the Gulf has created a strategic test for Pakistan. Islamabad is being asked to do something more difficult than simply “take a...
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Project on Managing the Atom @managingtheatom.bsky.social · 03/06/2026
In fall 2022, the CIA put the odds of Russian nuclear use in Ukraine at "50% or higher" — and the world has barely reckoned with it. Dr. Ulrich Kühn investigates in Defense and Security Analysis: www.belfercenter.org/research-ana... Join us for a discussion: www.belfercenter.org/event/shadow...
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Project on Managing the Atom @managingtheatom.bsky.social · 03/06/2026
Why does Iran keep coming to the negotiating table without ever giving anything up? Dr. Mohammad Tabaar provides his insight in Foreign Affairs. www.belfercenter.org/belfer-news/...
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Iran Embraces a Forever War
Tehran’s new strategic calculus.
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Project on Managing the Atom @managingtheatom.bsky.social · 19/05/2026
Mallory Stewart: without verification, informal nuclear limits are simply “a trust exercise”
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Project on Managing the Atom @managingtheatom.bsky.social · 19/05/2026
Take a look at how MTA Affiliates contributed to the Nuclear Energy Innovation Summit for Africa 2026 discussions -- neisafrica.org
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NEISA 2026 - Nuclear Energy Innovation Summit on Africa
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Project on Managing the Atom @managingtheatom.bsky.social · 19/05/2026
Bloomberg interview with @nicolegrajewski.bsky.social: the War in Iran a part of an interconnected global system reshaping Tehran’s diplomacy under rising regional and geopolitical pressure www.bloomberg.com/news/videos/...
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Watch Bloomberg This Weekend 5/16/2026 - Bloomberg
The news doesn’t stop when markets close. Hosts David Gura, Christina Ruffini and Lisa Mateo bring clarity, context and a bit of humor to the weekend’s biggest headlines, LIVE from New York. Joined by...
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