A Decade After the Nuclear Deal
By Prerna Gupta, M V Ramana An increase in nuclear power was promised as an outcome of the Indo-US nuclear deal. That promise has not materialised, but citizens have paid…
Anti-Satellite Weapons Versus National Security: Part Two
by N.D. JAYAPRAKASH Click here to read part one. Highlighting the environmental consequences of waging space wars, a researcher at the Pardee Rand Graduate School, California, in his doctoral dissertation titled “Deterring…
Anti-Satellite Weapons Versus National Security: Part One
by N.D. JAYAPRAKASH The Indian Government’s decision to carry out the ASAT test just two weeks prior to the scheduled beginning of national elections to India’s Parliament was merely intended to…
What Russia thinks about North Korea’s nuclear weapons
By Anastasia Barannikova, April 24, 2019 North Korean leader Kim Jong Un arrived in Russia today for a meeting with President Vladimir Putin. For Kim this is a logical step. Aside…
SIPRI Fact Sheet April 2019: Trends in world military expenditure, 2018
REPORTfrom Stockholm International Peace Research Institute World military expenditure grows to $1.8 trillion in 2018 (Stockholm, 29 April 2019) Total world military expenditure rose to $1822 billion in 2018, representing an…