We are excited and proud to present the programme for the 2025 AMC Conference! See Program 👉uu.se/en/centre/alva…

Fears of American abandonment and Russian aggression have reignited debates over whether Europe can and should provide for its own nuclear deterrence. Alex Bollfrass shares his analysis. go.iiss.org/4k3GDT7

Professor Adérito Vicente analisa o futuro da Segurança e Defesa da UE na revista Valor Magazine +info: shorturl.at/MX3DV Adérito Vicente

The Washington Post reports the U.S. is on high alert in anticipation of a potential strike by #Israel on #Iran's nuclear program. Department of State ordered all embassies within striking distance of Iranian assets to convene emergency action committees and send cables back to Washington

Hans Kristensen presented an urgent call to action: When it has again become easy to argue for nuclear weapons build-up, it is intensely important to present well-researched and poignant arguments for non-proliferation and disarmament in the public debate. #AlvaMyrdal2025

Honoured to return Alva Myrdal Centre for the 2025 Nuclear Cross-Disciplinary Conference. This year, I had the privilege of participating in a triple capacity: as a paper presenter, co-author of a paper, and panel chair. Thank you to the organizers for making this event possible.

JUNE–JULY ISSUE OUT NOW! Read Survival 67.3 go.iiss.org/4l4kswr

Can Europe build its own #nuclear deterrent? In his latest piece, Adérito Vicente : ✅ Yes, but only within #NATO. ❎ Going solo? Too risky, too slow, too costly. Read the full analysis via 📷urlr.me/pw5WQT

As the #NATOsummit unfolds in The Hague, my latest Martens Centre piece argues that Europe should pursue the development of a European NATO deterrent. #NATO #Europe #NATOEurope #NuclearDeterrence martenscentre.eu/blog/european-…

Honored to publish, with Jon Wolfsthal and Matt Korda, the latest article of our The Next Nuclear Age series in the The Washington Post. This one is about the trend of more countries debating whether to acquire nuclear weapons. washingtonpost.com/opinions/inter…

🚨 I'm very pleased to share our new publication, "Europe’s Nuclear Alternatives: A Time of Reckoning," co-authored with Polina Sinovets We're grateful to the Istituto Affari Internazionali - IAI for the opportunity to publish our paper. 📖 Read the full publication here: 👉 iai.it/en/pubblicazio…

Europe’s potential to build credible deterrent capabilities of its own is limited to three alternatives: ◼️ the strengthening of France’s force de frappe as a European pillar ◼️ the creation of an Anglo-French nuclear umbrella ◼️ the establishment of a European Multilateral

🚨 JUST IN: 🇫🇷 French nuclear weapons, 2025. By Hans Kristensen (also on Bluesky) Matt Korda Eliana Johns Mackenzie Knight-Boyle (mknight.bsky.social) of Federation of American Scientists🔬 In Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists thebulletin.org/premium/2025-0… #France #ballisticmissiles #bombers #submarines #nuclearweapons

New research explores how allies have responded to times in the past when the U.S. has reduced force presence, downgraded security commitments, or decreased military assistance in key regions: bit.ly/44JEbev

After coordinated Israeli and US strikes on Iran’s nuclear infrastructure, it remains to be seen if and how quickly Iran can rebuild. While the attacks were disruptive, they did not succeed in destroying key facilities, thereby allowing Iran to resume its nuclear ambitions. Read

I’m delighted to have participated in the Transatlantic Studies Association 23rd Annual Conference, hosted by CEI. It was an honour to present academic paper entitled “The Two-Peer Challenge in an Era of Nuclear Tripolarity: How the China-Russia Alliance Affects US Power in Global Order.”

Fascinating article by Austin Long that questions widely shared interpretation about Abel Archer. Money quote for those who need any convincing: strategicsimplicity.substack.com/p/able-archer-…

In case you missed it: "Nuclear arms control enters uncharted territory. It needs tools—both old and new," by Rose Gottemoeller. thebulletin.org/2025/07/nuclea…

August 6 and 9 mark the 80th anniversaries of the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki in 1945. I wrote for The Conversation U.S. about their influence in crafting the nuclear nonproliferation regime and on the perils of retreating from their memories. theconversation.com/the-treaty-mea…

Today marks 80 years since the Hiroshima bombing. Grateful to share reflections live on Portuguese TV about Hiroshima's nuclear legacy and our moral duty to prevent history from repeating. Obrigado SIC Notícias. #Hiroshima80