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From hidden deterrence to managed visibility
(Is India taking a new kind of sea-based nuclear turn?) India’s evolving nuclear posture is often described in the language of arsenal size, missile range, and doctrinal continuity. That account is not wrong, but it misses the most interesting transformation that might be now underway. The deeper change is that India appears to be moving from a model of hidden deterrence – where nuclear capability existed but was kept ‘recessed’, de-mated, and largely out of operational view


India and Pakistan: The Elusive Quest for Conventional Deterrence Below the Nuclear Threshold
Why India and Pakistan have failed to find adequate deterrence under the nuclear threshold, and how this causes incessant strife between the two nuclear-armed South Asian neighbours.


Is Iran close to building a nuclear bomb?
According to the latest assessment by the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) Iran is edging closer to building nuclear weapons. As...


Why China's nuclear proliferation is a cause for concern
Recent reports by the Bulletin of Atomic Scientists and the release of new satellite images have pointed to China's rapid nuclear...
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