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Stockholm International Peace Research Institute yearbook
Episodes
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#5797: How Many Nuclear Tests Have There Really Been?Three credible sources, three different numbers — and the gap isn't new explosions. It's what each one decided to count. -
#5651: Nuclear Convoys: The Physics Package and the HighwayThe most secretive objects on Earth move by truck on civilian highways — and people photograph them at rest stops. -
#5649: Who Actually Controls Europe's B61 Bombs?The US parks B61 bombs in six allied countries — but never hands over the keys. How nuclear sharing is engineered to not require trust. -
#5619: Why Does Israel Need Six Submarines?Israel's newest submarine, the Drakon, just arrived in Haifa. What does a six-boat fleet actually buy a country the size of New Jersey? -
#3746: The Ceiling Nobody Can Agree On: How Much Is Too Much for Defense?NATO's 2% target worked. But what happens when a country spends 5%, 8%, or even 30% of GDP on defense? -
#3138: Countries With No Army: The 23 That Chose Zero23 UN-recognized countries have no standing army. Here's how they survive — and what happens when the protection fails. -
#3133: How China Built 350+ Nuclear Silos in 5 YearsSatellite imagery reveals China's rapid nuclear buildup—350+ silos since 2021 and a fivefold warhead increase in 16 years. -
#1157: Unconstrained: The New Global ICBM Arms RaceWith the New START treaty expired, the world enters a dangerous new era of unconstrained nuclear competition and rapid ICBM expansion.