
Should Europe build its own nuclear deterrent?
French and British arsenals exist; a European one does not. Whether extended deterrence can be Europeanised, and what it would mean for non-proliferation, divides institutions that otherwise agree about the threat.
Grouped by the country the institution sits in, because where it sits shapes what it concludes. Every title links to the institution's own page; nothing is reproduced here.
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United States
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Sweden
Stockholm International Peace Research Institute
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