On the radar: Laser enrichment’s proliferation risks; Listen to the experts on CMRR; Romney on Iran; Nasr on Iran’s role with Syria; Protesters breach Y-12 security; India BMD deal?; and Einstein in fuzzy slippers.
On the radar: SSBN(X) to cost $7.5 billion each; $10 billion for B61, $1.5 for add-ons; Start building, then start costing; No MOX at WA plant; Peaceful deals gone bad; Sub reactor loophole; Iran sanctions self-defeating; and About the North’s makeover.
On the radar: $10,000,000,000 for B-61 LEP; The dead-end of missile defense; TVA considering MOX; More Iran sanctions; Khamenei on sanctions; NNSA tests test detection; Taiwan’s 123 agreement a bad model; Even more on Kim’s marriage; and “A look of dread washed across everyone’s faces.”
On the radar: Cartwright and Pickering testify on a smaller, less costly force; GBIs are expensive; Sally Ride; Update from Istanbul; Romney on nuclear policy; Congressman Dicks on nuclear cuts; Sub worker fired, soon incarcerated; and Kim Jong-Un, married man.
On the radar: O’Hanlon’s nuclear budget proposal; Iran ballistic missile program stymied; Kadima will not back Iran strike; On the ground after strikes; Green movement myth; and Iran’s been... Thunderstruck.
On the radar: Iran war not inevitable; Spector on securing Syria’s weapons; GAO on missile defense; New House NDAA; Uranium shipped to Tehran reactor; Iranian officials on ship reactors; and State works on declassifying nuke info.
On the radar: ICBMs losing their sales pitch; Rep. Dicks on why we must reduce; More nukes are not safer; Attempts to cut nuclear funds; Pillar warns of unintentional Iran war; Taiwan renounces right to fuel cycle; Nyet on missile defense info; Most Israelis still say no to Iran attack; and That time we made 2,100 man-portable tactical nuclear weapons.
On the radar: Kahl and Waltz square off; Pickering on US-Russia Engagement; Iran looms large in Israeli politics; Radar into Qatar; Dropping “Precision” from PTSS; 8 Senators who want to spend more on nukes; U.S. schedules minesweeping exercise; and The five men who agreed to stand directly under a nuclear bomb.