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12.03.2026 ➞ Publication
France’s Nuclear Promise Leaves Germany Guessing
Too little, too late, comments Ulrich Kühn on President Macron’s speech about France’s new nuclear doctrine for Carnegie Europe’s “Taking the  ...
04.03.2026 ➞ Publication
Tracing the Nuclear Crisis of Fall 2022
The Fall Crisis of 2022 unfolded between September and November and involved Russia, the United States, and other countries. Philipp Fischer  ...
02.03.2026 ➞ Media
Ulrich Kühn in the Media: European Nuclear Politics and the U.S. Attack on Iran
In an interview with ZDFheute, Ulrich Kühn analyzed the U.S. attack on Iran (Link). He spoke with the Europa-Journal about nuclear  ...
02.03.2026 ➞ Publication
Weaponless Deterrence: Influence Without Arms?
In The Jervis Forum, Ulrich Kühn and Tristan Volpe review Matthew Fuhrmann’s latest book, “Influence Without Arms: The New Logic of  ...
27.02.2026 ➞ Media
Ulrich Kühn in the Media: Nuclear Weapons in Europe and Germany
Ulrich Kühn spoke with ORF about Europe’s approach to nuclear policy (link), with ZDFheute about Macron’s nuclear doctrine (link), and with  ...
24.02.2026 ➞ Publication
A German Way of Deterrence?
Germany’s evolving deterrence posture could have unintended consequences, argues Ulrich Kühn in Global Policy. He proposes a novel arms control approach  ...
17.02.2026 ➞ Media
Ulrich Kühn in the Media: European Nuclear Umbrella and Arms Trade
Ulrich Kühn spoke with ZDFheute about the prospects of a European nuclear umbrella (link). He gave an interview to the Süddeutsche  ...
12.02.2026 ➞ Media
Ulrich Kühn in the Media: Podcast on the “Golden Dome”
Ulrich Kühn spoke with the Podcast “Trump Watch” from Handelsblatt about the Golden Dome (Link).  ...
05.02.2026 ➞ Event
Video Recording: “War and Armament: Will We Ever Get Out of This?”
War is raging in Europe, and Germany is undergoing massive rearmament. But how much deterrence is actually needed against Russia? When  ...
05.02.2026 ➞ Media
The New START Arms Control Treaty Is Ending. Is a New Nuclear Arms Race About to Begin?
The last remaining agreement between the US and Russia to control the disarmament of both countries’ nuclear arsenals has expired. The  ...
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