Matthew Sharp

John Drennan, a fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations specializing in U.S.-Russia relations, and Matthew Sharp, a fellow at MIT's Center for Nuclear Security Policy, dive into crucial discussions about the New START treaty's potential expiration in 2026. They explore its historical significance and the risks of linking arms control with geopolitical tensions like Ukraine. The duo also examines the implications of new Russian military systems and how emerging technologies and the global multipolar landscape might reshape arms control strategies.