Us Nuclear Posture Review 2010

Sino-Pak Nuclear Nexus And India’s Concerns

Factors Determining Indo-Japan Relationship : Civil Nuclear Cooperation

Drones, Missiles, and the U.S. Munitions Shortage

The Postwar Threat to Gulf Energy Infrastructure

As Gulf states build new pipelines to reduce Iran’s leverage over the Strait of Hormuz, Tehran is likely to adapt. Pipelines offer greater resilience, but remain vulnerable to Iranian missiles, drones, sabotage, and other attacks on critical energy infrastructure.

Russia's Nuclear Deterrent and Its Weapons Procurement

This paper provides a decisive analysis of how Russia's nuclear deterrent and weapons procurement strategy are set to evolve, shaping the future of global ...

US Moves “Ship-Killer” Missiles Within 110 Kilometers of Taiwan as China Claims Philippines, Japan Waters

US Moves “Ship-Killer” Missiles Within 110 Kilometers of Taiwan as China Claims Philippines, Japan Waters bbert@hudson.org Thu, 10/08/2026 - 10:36 SVG In the Media Oct 8, 2026 Taiwan Talks US Moves “Ship-Killer” Missiles Within 110 Kilometers of Taiwan as China Claims Philippines, Japan Waters Ken…

A tired U.S.-China tango

Chinese President Xi Jinping’s September state visit to the U.S. produced no joint statement, indicating major differences, although both countries agreed Iran should not develop nuclear weapons and no country should collect tolls in the Strait of Hormuz. Tariffs on China remained unresolved. There…

ACDC News and Views September 1 – September 7

1. US and China discuss reciprocal visits to nuclear sites, CNN reports https://www.reuters.com/world/china/us-china-discuss-reciprocal-visits-nuclear-sites-cnn-reports-2026-10-06/ 2. Pakistan successfully tests launch of extended-range Fatah-IV cruise missile: ISPR…

BEYOND BRAHMOS — ADVANCING THE INDIA-PHILIPPINES DEFENCE INDUSTRIAL AND TECHNOLOGY COOPERATION

Keywords: Indo-Philippines; Defence Industry Cooperation; Defence Technology; Indo-Pacific; South China Sea; Maritime Cooperation The India-Philippines BrahMos missile deal of 2022 made headlines globally.[1] It announced the arrival of India, hitherto known as the world’s largest arms importer,[2]…

The Silent High Ground: India’s Space Warfare Imperative

Abstract Space is no longer merely an enabler of military operations. It is becoming a contested operational domain in its own right. Satellites now support navigation, communications, intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance, missile warning and precision targeting. The loss or disruption of…

A New Space Arms Race? U.S. On-Orbit Weapons and the Implications for India’s Space Security

Outer space has long been central to military power, but initially as an enabler. Satellites provide communications, navigation, intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance, missile warning and precision targeting to military forces on Earth. This role is now changing. The U.S. Secretary of the…

Untangling the Nuclear Knot: A Constructive Agenda for Managing China’s Nuclear Relations with the United States and Its Allies

The nuclear relationship between China and the United States is increasingly shaped by widening perception gaps rather than deliberate strategic design.

A Geothermal and Nuclear Strategy for the U.S. International Development Finance Corporation

The DFC should focus on advanced, low-carbon energy sources, prioritizing areas where the United States has comparative advantages.