Bulletin's associate editor for nuclear affairs, François Diaz-Maurin, provides his review of the nuclear year.

In 2024, the Bulletin covered zombie pathogens emerging from a thawing Arctic, synthetic viruses, the pandemic that crippled ...

Limiting and responding to the climate crisis will be a continual challenge for current and future generations, but—as I must ...

Syria’s Assad regime never fully complied with its obligations to declare and dispose of its chemical weapons. The new ...

In the nine months since joining NATO, Sweden has not wasted any time integrating itself tightly into the transatlantic alliance. On September 16, Sweden doubled down on its commitment to a nuclear ...

A naval research analyst. A journalist covering arts and culture. A PhD candidate in international studies. A former Navy ...

Fletcher School, Tufts University, concentrating in International Organizations and International Legal Studies. His research ...

While there was no shortage of interesting developments in a variety of emerging technologies, artificial intelligence seems to have taken over many of 2024’s headlines. Its prevalence in news ...

The Bulletin's multimedia editors are proud to be human. And the content we generate comes from our own weird minds. So here are some of our favorite stories we worked on in 2024—from our minds to ...