Bulletin of Atomic Scientists Nuclear Roundup January 29, 2018

Nuclear Roundup January 29, 2018

A daily roundup of quality nuclear policy news. North Korea North Korea's nuclear missiles “most serious and imminent problem:” S Korea minister US's Mattis: Diplomacy should impose reason on North Korea's Kim North Korea and Donald Trump may be a recipe for accidental nuclear war — here's how it could happen This is how nuclear war with North Korea would unfold – step by step This is how America can stop North Korea’s nuclear missiles United States Poll: North Korea is top issue for Republican voters in 2018 midterms NNSA to conduct aerial radiation assessment survey over Minneapolis in support of Super Bowl LII Should the US try to deter cyberattacks by promising nuclear retaliation? Would America really start a nuclear war over a cyber or satellite attack? The other NPR: Nuclear Posture Review Only Trump can restore America's ability to win a nuclear war International Tillerson: US, European allies working on Iran nuclear deal European Union countries must push back on Trump to save Iran nuclear deal Trump and his allies are ready to sabotage the Iran deal “Iran-Europe talks fruitful if focused on regional issues, not missiles” EU unlikely to get more concessions from Tehran to save JCPOA Is Japan moving to renege on no-nuclear weapon policy? Algeria seeks new compensation over French nuclear tests General Interest Doomsday Clock warning makes UN high level conference even more important Nuclear fusion: the end of our energy problem? A total ban on nuclear weapons is the only path to global security Send Jodi Lieberman items of interest for the Nuclear Roundup at brodnica67@gmail.com. Receive this message as a forward? Subscribe to the Nuclear Roundup here.