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North Korea sent troops to Russia. The reason(s) are “left to be seen”
Thousands of North Korean soldiers may fight alongside Russia in Ukraine. South Korean officials worry the North may get ...
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How the fog of war in Ukraine increases the risk of escalation
The possibility of nuclear war growing out of the war in Ukraine is a serious concern. But it's not the most likely scenario ...
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An existential timeline of the Trump/Pence and Biden/Harris presidencies
The 2024 US presidential election has already entered history books as one of the most unusual and tumultuous in the American ...
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Barb Vicory
Barb Vicory (she/her) is the interim Chief Advancement Officer for the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, working with individuals and institutions to advance the Bulletin’s mission. She oversees all ...
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September issue: How to protect elections and democracy in a critical political year
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