A basic assumption of nuclear deterrence is that through mutually assured destruction, nuclear weapons prevent war. But do the characteristics that made deterrence successful during the Cold War, apply to South Asia? In the first of a two part series, Kai evaluates how nuclear deterrence may play in the enduring Indo-Pak theater.
What does Raul Castro’s ascension to Cuba’s presidency mean for change on the island?
The FARC are not legitimate combatants, as Hugo Chávez would have us believe, but rather a terrorist organization.