FAS Introduces Fall 2020 Scoville Fellow September 22, 2020
The Federation of American Scientists is pleased to introduce Fall 2020 Scoville Fellow, Ishan Sharma. The Herbert Scoville Jr. Peace Fellowship, established in…
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FAS Roundup – July 1, 2019 January 9, 2020
FAS Adjunct Senior Fellow Martin Hellman spoke on the “The Technological Imperative for Ethical Evolution” at the 69th Lindau Nobel Laureate Meeting this week in…
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Expansion of Secrecy Law for Intelligence Operatives Alarms Free Press Advocates Flashback Friday? In a New York Times piece …
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Who is a ‘covert agent’? CIA bid to expand the category raises alarm for civil liberties groups In the age…
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North Korea tests new short range missiles “They can also modify their ballistic trajectory to arrive faster to target, and possibly avoid, missile defenses as they do,”…
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In Memoriam: The Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty Dies For the Nation, Matt Korda lays a wreath on the grave of the INF,…
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Japan and South Korea Are Learning the Wrong Lessons From China From FAS research assistant Mercedes Trent, with tensions high and relations deteriorating, how…
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U.S. Experts Want Details On Blast At Russian Missile Test Site “Somebody managed to convince the Russian leadership that this was a good idea,” FAS expert …
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Sunday’s US Missile Launch, Explained. In their latest Strategic Security blog, Hans Kristensen and Matt Korda break down the recent…
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Tactical nuclear weapons, 2019 In the latest Nuclear Notebook, Hans Kristensen and …
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