DeepCuts

The world is entering an era of instability. Key arms control agreements are under severe strain or have already collapsed. At the same time, nuclear weapon states are increasingly engaged in an unconstrained arms race, while new technologies are undermining traditional foundations of nuclear stability. Despite all this, there are many arguments for reducing reliance on nuclear weapons - not at least to save costs and to control the existential threat they pose. The Deep Cuts Project analyses how nuclear and conventional arms control can contribute to decreasing reliance on nuclear arms.