Addressing The Sino-Russian Challenge – Analysis
The Trump administration has described the People’s Republic of China and the Russian Federation as the most significant great-power challengers
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Author: Richard Weitz
Richard Weitz is a Senior Fellow and Director of the Center for Political-Military Analysis at Hudson Institute. His current research includes regional security developments relating to Europe, Eurasia, and East Asia as well as U.S. foreign, defense, homeland security, and WMD nonproliferation policies. Dr. Weitz also is a non-resident Senior Fellow at the Project on National Security Reform (PNSR), where he overseas case study research, and a non-resident Senior Fellow at the Center for a New American Security (CNAS), where he contributes to various defense projects.
Articles by Richard Weitz :
Keeping An Eye On The Nuclear Ball – Analysis
The New Start Treaty expires in February – the US and Russia should collaborate with other nations on new limits
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Sino-Russian Ties Imperil Strategic Arms Control – Analysis
The New START treaty expires in February; the US seeks to include China in new arms-control treaties, but Russia is
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Need For Novel Arms-Control Approaches – Analysis
US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo’s May visit to Sochi, where he met with Russian President Vladimir Putin and Foreign
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Exploiting Sino-Russian Nuclear Divergence – Analysis
While Russia stocks up on nuclear weapons, China stays put — the United States could exploit the difference. By Richard
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Trump’s National Security Strategy: We Will Compete – Analysis
Trump administration’s National Security Strategy depicts a dark world and views international relations as a field of many competitions By
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Great Power Divisions Stymie Nonproliferation Debate – Analysis
Achieving a nuclear-free world is a major challenge, given sharp divisions among Russia, China and the US By Richard Weitz*
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The Impossible Quest For Absolute Security – Analysis
Demands for perfect security by one nation, without regard for others, heighten anxiety and prompt unnecessary weapons buildup. By Richard
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Russia And Trump Must Be Partners To Assure Nuclear Security – Analysis
Despite tensions over Ukraine and interference with elections, Russia and the US must lead on nuclear security By Richard Weitz*
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Can Trump And Putin, Despite Uproar, Still Make A Deal? – Analysis
Reports of Russian influence in the highest levels of US government could speed a deal for Trump and Putin. By
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