Axes and Atoms
Nicole GrajewskiA newsletter analyzing the nuclear, military, and geopolitical dynamics shaping Russia, Iran, and the axes they help animate.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 14 | Subscribers | Read | axesandatoms.substack.com |
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Iran's Military Capabilities (Translation of Interview with Le Monde)
Given that the war with Iran has started, I am posting the English language version of my interview with Le Monde on Iranian military capabilities from a few days ago.
Here we go again: Iran nuclear talks
Per Reuters reporting, a senior Iranian official claims the upcoming talks with the United States in Oman (if they happen) will be limited strictly to the nuclear issue, with Iran’s missile program explicitly off the table. U.S. officials, ...
Farewell to Arms Control
With the expiration of New START, Russia regains formal freedom to expand its strategic nuclear forces beyond treaty limits. But Moscow’s likely response should not be understood as a rush toward numerical arms racing. Russian behavior will...
Moscow's Hand in Iran's Repressive Apparatus
Russia has served as a critical enabler of the Islamic Republic’s ability to suppress domestic dissent. This role has gone far beyond rhetorical solidarity or episodic diplomatic cover. Over more than three decades, Moscow has helped Tehran...
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Assistant Professor at Sciences Po CERI | Non-Resident Fellow, Nuclear Policy Program at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace | Associate, Managing the Atom at Harvard’s Belfer Center
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