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- The year of living dangerously with nuclear weapons
- Time to pull US nuclear weapons out of Turkey
- Trump aside, what’s the US role in NATO?
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- Diplomacy without denuclearization: North Korea in 2018
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- The US will keep losing wars until it decides what it stands for
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- Trump’s military budget minus a plan
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- US-Japan Relationship: Past, Present, and Future
- Welcome to the H-Bomb Club, North Korea
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- Why India did not ‘win’ the standoff with China
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- Carl Kaysen, 89, MIT Professor Emeritus and national security expert
- Chappell Lawson named director of the MIT International Science and Technology Initiatives (MISTI)
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- Saudi scholar and activist Hala Aldosari joins CIS as the Robert E Wilhelm Fellow
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- Symposium on forced labor in the global economy
- Technology and national security expert, David Edelman, joins MIT
- Ugandan journalist joins CIS
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- 1 big thing: No deal in Hanoi
- A top Trump official may have just doomed US-North Korea talks
- A top US diplomat just laid out the new approach to North Korea. It’s doomed.
- A trilogy of decency: Posen, Mearsheimer, Walt and the US grand strategy
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- Are nuclear weapons keeping the India-Pakistan crisis from escalating — or making it more dangerous?
- Best/worst cases for Trump-Kim II
- Billions dead: That's what could happen if India and Pakistan wage a nuclear war
- Chinese and Iranian hackers renew their attacks on US companies
- Civilians evacuated from last ISIS-held village in Syria
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- Commerce and coercion
- Cultivating collaboration and innovation between MIT and Denmark
- Did India shoot down a Pakistani jet? US count says no.
- Elizabeth Warren wants to ban the US from using nuclear weapons first
- How North Korea got away with the assassination of Kim Jong-nam
- Increasing threats against mobile devices force HHS, others to rethink protections
- India claims successful test of anti-satellite weapon
- India slips further behind China during first five years of Modi
- India weighs military options against Pakistan as Kashmir tensions rise
- India, Pakistan exchange fire
- India’s anti-satellite test wasn’t really about satellites
- Iran stance is straight from Trump's North Korea playbook
- Iran will stop complying with some parts of US nuclear deal
- Is the US about to lower the bar for North Korea denuclearisation?
- Israeli and Palestinian architects and planners seek common ground on innovation, entrepreneurship
- It’s clearer than ever that the US’s North Korea policy is in total chaos
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- MIT faculty launch collaborations around the world
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- Mike Pompeo again refuses to blame Kim Jong Un for Otto Warmbier’s death
- NATO at 70: Is it time to overhaul one of America's oldest alliances?
- NYT: Saudi Crown Prince said he'd use 'bullet' on Khashoggi
- Narendra Modi v Imran Khan: Who won the war of perception?
- Neocon-led US Venezuela policy, rhetoric trigger deja vu effect
- North Korea launches two short-range missiles, at same time as US ICBM test
- North Korea pulls out of liaison office with the South in blow to warming ties
- North Korea test-fires new ‘tactical guided weapon,’ with Kim Jong Un there to observe
- North Korea tested a missile over the weekend. The Trump admin flubbed the response.
- North Korea weapons test may have included ballistic missile
- Nuclear-armed India and Pakistan face off in renewed escalation
- Podcast: Indo-Pak tensions; and when foreign policy matters for domestic politics
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- The North Korean nuclear crisis
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- To contain Iran, Trump’s newest line in the sand looks a lot like Obama’s
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- Trump and Kim open 2nd nuclear summit
- Trump heads to Hanoi for second summit with Kim
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- An assault on American intelligence
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