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An Unnoticed Crisis: The End of History for Nuclear Arms Control?

Beginning with the signing of the Partial Nuclear Test Ban Treaty in 1963, an international arms control regime has limited existing nuclear arsenals and prevented further proliferation of nuclear weapons. But that entire system could soon unravel. Nearly all negotiations on nuclear arms reduction and nonproliferation have come to a stop, while existing treaty structures are eroding due to political and military-technological developments and may collapse in the near future. These strategic and technical...

18.06.2015

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START I: twenty years upon signing

... measures which might disarm the nation in the face of an “insidious opponent”. For one, B.Obama urged the Senate to ratify START III since the Treaty allowed the US to strengthen national security through the monitoring of Russian nuclear arsenals, ... ... dependent on the current balance of forces which cannot remain invariable for a long time. 1. Nazarkin Yu. Ten Years of the START Treaty // International Life. 2004. December. P. 122-123. 2. Lavrov S. New START Treaty in the Global Security Matrix the ...

23.08.2011

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