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Ankit Panda writes essays on nuclear strategy, arms control and verification, and the intersection of nuclear risk with AI. Readers get expert framing of nuclear policy debates and original conceptual arguments.
A history-focused newsletter that uses past events, such as the Russell-Einstein Manifesto and mid-century American foreign policy, to frame current debates about AI and geopolitics. Readers get long-form essays linking historical precedent to present-day risks and political choices.
Independent journalist Bill Shein publishes investigative field notes on local government failures and public safety in Great Barrington, Massachusetts, including a stalled crosswalk warning system and a pedestrian death. The newsletter also covers defense contracting and nuclear-weapons work in the Berkshires, drawing on public records and interviews.
Nuclear Times is an advocacy magazine arguing for nuclear disarmament, linking nuclear weapons spending and policy to everyday issues like prices and elections. Its recent pieces include opinion essays, personal reflections from hibakusha encounters, and analysis of the nuclear weapons ban treaty and the Global South's role.
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