Strategic guidance for Biden's Administration in the run-up to a new US National Security Strategy - the National Security Strategy, October 2022

Kováčik, Branislav, 1975-

Strategic guidance for Biden's Administration in the run-up to a new US National Security Strategy - the National Security Strategy, October 2022 / Branislav Kováčik, Juraj Kalický. -- The US administration - apart from the NSS from 2017 and Nuclear Posture Review (2018), in the domain of solving major national and global security has relied (up to October 12, 2022) on the Interim National Security Strategic Guidance (INSSG) approved in March 2021 in the run-up to the adoption of a new National Security Strategy, i.e. the National Security Strategy from October 2022. The submitted paper, via the methodological apparatus of the descriptive, analytical and comparative method, aspires to provide analytical insight into the odds and options for addressing major nuclear weapons, nuclear and strategic threats, non-proliferation issues projected in INSSG. As the most crucial within stated INSSG´s tasks has been undisputably reinforcment of nuclear stability and deterrence with the US greatest strategic rivals, i.e. Russian Federation – and, to a certain extent, China.

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