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Israel ponders a nuclear Iran

Would a nuclear Iran mean the end of Israel's policy of nuclear opacity?

Synthetic biology: Harbinger of an uncertain future?

Getting to grips with the implications of the rapid advances in the life sciences.

Now showing: Countdown to Zero

A new movie for nuclear abolition attracts criticism from surprising quarters.

Rob Socolow receives Keystone Award for environmental leadership

Robert Socolow, professor of mechanical and aerospace engineering at Princeton University and a member of the Bulletin's Science and Security Board, has received the Keystone Award for Leadership in the Environment.

Contending with the new "radioactive patriotism"

Stopping the spread of fissile material technology will require governments to make nonproliferation a high priority over the long haul.

The olive branch in the West Bank

Showcasing a world where local Fatah, Hamas, and Israeli activists come together, a new documentary provides a snapshot of what peace looks like between Palestine and Israel.

Neuroethicists are not saying enough about the problem of dual-use

Potential hostile misuses of neurotechnologies and neurological drugs should be examined as new dual-use issues emerge.

Setback for WMD security

G-8 leaders' failure to renew WMD program puts the world at risk.

Against counterinsurgency in Afghanistan

How much do we have to lose before the Obama administration realizes that counterinsurgency won’t win?

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