Building Trust in Nuclear Diplomacy | Smart Women Smart Power

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Nuclear strategy remains a priority for the United States. In this episode, host Dr. Kathleen McInnis speaks with CSIS Senior Adviser (Non-resident) to the Project on Nuclear Issues and former Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Nuclear and Missile Defense Policy, Elaine Bunn. Elaine's experience and perspective shed light on the complexities involved in nuclear policy and defense strategy.
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2 апр 2024

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@richbattaglia5350 2 месяца назад

I would argue authoritarian regimes don’t play the same game as liberal democracies. The stakes are different. Look at Saddam and his demise. You can only hold so much power before judgement eventually comes. This is true with Vladimir Putin and the network he has built within the Russian government, media, industry, religion, and economy. If we lose an election the worst is no one remembers you, if an authoritarian loses power, they are held accountable for their own actions with severe repercussions. These regimes don’t play the same game as us and it would be fair to expect their standards with nuclear war are more severe.