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07.12.2025 ➞ Publication
Atomic Backfires: The Fallibility of German Status Quo Policies
A new volume, “Atomic Backfires – When Nuclear Policies Fail”, edited by Stephen Herzog, Giles David Arceneaux, and Ariel F. W.  ...
25.11.2025 ➞ Publication
Why The World Doesn’t Need New Nuclear Tests
In a guest contribution for Die Zeit, Franziska Stärk points out that, with the exception of North Korea, no nuclear weapons  ...
12.11.2025 ➞ Media
Ulrich Kühn in the Media: Nuclear Weapons Tests
Ulrich Kühn spoke about nuclear weapons testing in a podcast with DerStandard (link).  ...
30.10.2025 ➞ Media
USA to Resume Nuclear Weapons Testing
For the first time in more than 30 years, the United States intends to resume testing nuclear weapons. This announcement was  ...
25.09.2025 ➞ Publication
Climate, Nukes, and the Burden on Future Generations
Franziska Stärk argues in Global Policy that both climate change and nuclear weapons pose similar moral dilemmas with respect to future  ...
22.09.2025 ➞ Media
Ulrich Kühn in the Media: Russian Airspace Violations in NATO Territory
Ulrich Kühn spoke to Deutschlandfunk (link) and taz (link) about the current debate surrounding Russian airspace violations against NATO countries.  ...
05.08.2025 ➞ Media
Anniversary of the Atomic Bombing of Hiroshima: Interviews on Tagesschau, ARD Radio, and in Daily Newspapers
Eighty years ago, nuclear weapons were used in war for the first time. In the final days of the Second World  ...
13.07.2025 ➞ Media
Ulrich Kühn in the Media: Iran`s Nuclear Program, Arms Deliveries to Ukraine and the Nuclear Arms Race
Ulrich Kühn spoke with Deutschlandfunk (link), BR24 (link) and Stern (link) about the Iranian nuclear program. In the taz, he commented  ...
30.05.2025 ➞ Publication
Old Alliances, New Doubts: Europe’s Deterrence Debate
Europe is in turmoil. It has not felt this threatened in the past 35 years. Many are now questioning whether Europe  ...
15.05.2025 ➞ Media
Ulrich Kühn in the Media: Nuclear Deterrence and NATO Spending
In an interview with AOL.com, Ulrich Kühn discussed Germany’s plan to become Europe’s strongest conventional army (link). At ZDFheute, Ulrich Kühn  ...
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