A sophisticated device uses radio waves to determine whether states are really complying with nuclear weapons treaties
When it comes to nuclear weapons, no state really wants to leave anything to chance. A small movement in nuclear weapons stocks can have a major impact. It is therefore important to monitor nuclear weapons treaties effectively and closely. This is a real challenge in high-security facilities and it makes the proposed solution all the more creative.
An article that has now appeared in the scientific journal "Nature Communications" describes how State A can ensure that there are no changes in State B's nuclear weapons stockpile - and how this is possible without permanent on-site monitoring. ...
