This discussion paper is written from the imagined viewpoint of a senior military advisor to Iran's Supreme National Security Council, as he assesses Iran's options in responding to a U.S. military attack.
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Present at the Creation: US perspectives on the origins and future direction of the Proliferation Security Initiative
A large number of rebels within the Labour and opposition parties failed to defeat the proposals.
Getting to Zero Update
Getting to Zero – Update
Oceans of Work: Arms Conversion Revisited
In 1987, The Barrow Alternative Employment Committee argued for UK marine civil engineering opportunities, rather than nuclear submarine production, for its skilled local workforce.
UK Trident replacement is too important to rush into
The decision to buy a new class of submarines is premature and can be delayed for a decade
Green paper: decisions over the future of British nuclear weapons
There is no need to rush into a decision when there is the option of becoming a virtual nuclear weapon state
Resolving the nuclear dispute with Iran by negotiation
The latest developments and international perspectives
The Proliferation Security Initiative three years on
Its legitimacy suffers from legal, political and operational flaws