ILF interview - Joseph CIRINCIONE
Is the current level of strategic stability in the world today rather stable or fragile? What is the state of US-Russia relations today and is there a chance for their improvement? Do we need the new arms control treaty and what can be its parameters and conditions? Is the concern about the increase of Chinese strategic nuclear forces justified? Could new nuclear powers emerge in the world? Does the global community have an effective mechanism of prevention of the growth of the number of nuclear powers?
Professor Joseph Cirincione, distinguished Non-Resident Fellow of the Quincy Institute for Responsible Statecraft, member of the International Advisory Council of the Luxembourg Forum and former President of the Ploughshares Fund (USA) speaks candidly on these and many other top burning issues of today’s nuclear policy and international relations and gives a balanced opinion on harm and existential threat that nuclear weapons pose to the planet.
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