This is the third and final article in the series on nuclear weapons and the increased threat these weapons once again pose to civilisation. This article examines military expenditure given the current geo-political atmosphere.
In this article, we will assess the opportunities and challenges that emerge from the ‘intersection’ between nuclear production programmes, artificial intelligence and cybersecurity. This analysis closes by assessing mitigation strategies in relation to AI integration in nuclear power.
In this article we will look into the geopolitics of nuclear weapons and efforts aimed at nuclear non-proliferation.
Comments by Dave Steward, Chairman Emeritus of the FW de Klerk Foundation to the webinar of the Department of Politics and International Relations of the University of Johannesburg on the role of FW de Klerk in South Africa’s journey from nuclear-armed state to disarmament champion.
In honour of International Day Against Nuclear Tests today, FW de Klerk Foundation Chairman Dave Steward speaks to Jonathan Granoff on the current threat of nuclear weapons, particularly against the backdrop of the war in Ukraine and the latest developments in East Asia.
Jonathan is the President of the Global Security Institute in New York. He is also the UN Representative of the World Summits of Nobel Peace Laureates, where he worked with Dave for over a decade. He has spent his career fighting against nuclear weapons and for the destruction of this threat to mankind.
Thirteen years ago, the United Nations General Assembly declared 29 August as the International Day Against Nuclear Tests, and the South African example bears a
STATEMENT BY FORMER PRESIDENT F W DE KLERK TO THE 7TH WORLD SUMMIT OF NOBEL PEACE LAUREATES: ROME, 17 NOVEMBER 2006 : Second
Putin’s nuclear risk: The stability that characterized the Cold War stand-off may no longer exist BY DAVID STEWARD AND JONATHAN GRANOFF, OPINION CONTRIBUTORS – 03/30/22
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