Archivos de Categoría: Armas de Destrucción Masiva

Un convulsionado mundo multipolar

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El Líbero, 23.01.2016
Juan Salazar Sparks, cientista político, embajador (r) y director ejecutivo de CEPERI
Son muchos los conflictos internacionales que se arrastran y otros que se manifestarán en el curso del 2016, poniendo en riesgo la paz y seguridad internacionales. Tal vez el más complejo concierne a una aparente guerra civil islámica (suníes vs. chiíes), con...
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Did Hiroshima Save Japan From Soviet Occupation?

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Foreign Policy, 05.09.2015
Sergey Radchenko, profesor de política internacional (U. de Aberystwyth)
  • Stalin had planned to seize a major Japanese island. When Truman refused, Stalin blinked. Why?
[caption id="attachment_19412" align="alignnone" width="770"](www.foreignpolicy.com) (www.foreignpolicy.com)[/caption] In the wee hours of Aug. 24, 1945, Soviet long-range bombers would take off from their air...
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How Israel Hid Its Secret Nuclear Weapons Program

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Politico Magazine, 15.04.2015
Avner Cohen y William Burr
For decades, the world has known that the massive Israeli facility near Dimona, in the Negev Desert, was the key to its secret nuclear project. Yet, for decades, the world—and Israel—knew that Israel had once misleadingly referred to it as a “textile factory.” Until now, though, we’ve never known...
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A Pivotal U.S.-Korea Summit?

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Council on Foreign Relations, 13.10.2015
Scott Snyder, miembro senior de Koreas Studies y director del programa US-Korea Policy
Restricting a Nuclear North Korea North Korea's persistent, belligerent rhetoric and unchecked efforts to develop nuclear and missile capabilities will top the Obama-Park summit's agenda. The immediate challenge is how to disrupt a pattern of North Korean long-range missile and...
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“The Iranian Threat” Who Is the Gravest Danger to World Peace?

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TomDispatch, 20.08.2015
Noam Chomsky, académico y profesor emeritus del Departamento de Linguística y Filosofía (MIT)
Throughout the world there is great relief and optimism about the nuclear deal reached in Vienna between Iran and the P5+1 nations, the five veto-holding members of the UN Security Council and Germany. Most of the world apparently shares the...
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Does the Legality of Nuclear War Matter?

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War on the Rocks, 19.08.2015
Butch Bracknell, ex marine, abogado internacional y miembro del Truman National Security       Project's Defense Council (University of Virginia)
The seven-decade anniversary of the end of the Second World War gives us good reasons to reflect on the use of nuclear weapons in armed conflict and what...
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Pakistan’s Shocking Strategic Shift

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National Interest, 05.08.2015
Sameer Lalwani, postdoctoral fellow en la RAND Corporation
Pakistan is often characterized as a belligerent, unyielding, and destabilizing force in international affairs. But despite longstanding and widespread negative perceptions, Pakistani behavior and strategic culture is changing for the better in important respects, as recently exemplified by anti-Taliban operations in the country’s North Waziristan region...
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Debating the Morality of Hiroshima

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Geopolitical Weekley, 11.08.2015
George Friedman, presidente de Stratfor Global Intelligence
Each year at this time — the anniversary of the bombing of Hiroshima — the world pauses. The pause is less to mourn the dead than to debate a moral question: whether the bombing was justified and, by extension, whether the United States unnecessarily slaughtered tens of...
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Las otras armas de destrucción masiva

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Estudios de Política Exterior, 06.08.2015
Jaime Torroja
Con el paso de los siglos, el ser humano ha ido refinando cada vez más los instrumentos que emplea para eliminar a aquellos que le son odiosos. El pináculo de la industria de la muerte quizá sean aquellas armas que tienen el terrorífico nombre de Armas de Destrucción Masiva (WMD...
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