On the radar: Scowcroft, Fallon, Hagel, Nunn, Armitage, Pickering, and more; Zakaria on red-lines; Missile defense lemons; Countermeasures; Hearings on Y-12 incident; Energy Committee wants DOE oversight; and Disarmament by default in Germany.
On the radar: National Research Council report; IAEA intel significant but not new; 2010 reports show lax Y-12 security; Putin on Romney; Nuclear mullahs part duex; Majority of Americans oppose Iran strike; and a 10 gigaton nuclear bomb.
On the radar: Dirty bomb materials unsecured in hospitals; IAEA intel on Iran computer models; Weapons activities win in CR; IAEA Director General frustrated; Chinese perspective on BMD in East Asia; Connect US; and Rose Gottemoeller nominated for Under Secretary of State.
On the radar: Can we live with a nuclear Iran?; Blurred lines may be strategic; Germany speaks out on Iran; MOX fuel at Browns Ferry; Confidence-building in S. Asia still lacking; and CO town considers restarting uranium mill.
On the radar: What an Iran strike would look like; Carriers stretched thin; Threat to Pakistan nuclear installation; On a more explicit American threat to Iran, and Plan to use medical HEU meets resistance.
On the radar: Arms races, tac nukes, and terrorism; Germany to keep nukes; the Future of US-Pakistan engagement; Iran’s program not weaponizing; Three things to know about IAEA report; and Cheaters still not prospering.
On the radar: Little utility, lax security, and a huge price tag; Who profits from Iran war; Lt. Gen. Kowalski on the new bomber; a Source of GBI trouble; Candidate AQ Khan; China‘s uranium enrichment exports; and Nuking beer for science.
On the radar: The nuke platform; For the last time, U.S. is modernizing; No information on Israeli nukes; Buy before you fly; Small signs of reform in DPRK; IAEA Iran report card; and the Shifting timeline for Russia’s new ICBM.