Philipp G. Rombach
@philipprombach.bsky.social
Former Research Associate at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory | 2025 CSIS PONI Nuclear Scholar | MALD at The Fletcher School | MSc Electrical Engineering at TUM
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Views my own.
Germany hasn't had a nuclear weapons program since 1945 and nobody in Berlin is asking for a German Bomb. So why do so many scholars and analyst suggest otherwise? My @thebulletin.org article argues why Berlin will not, and should not, develop its own nuclear arsenal
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No, Germany is not getting the Bomb. Why should it?
Germany hasn't had an indigenous nuclear weapons program since 1945, and nobody in Berlin is asking for a German bomb. So why so many in the United States suggest otherwise?
thebulletin.org
November 26, 2025 at 6:37 PM
Germany hasn't had a nuclear weapons program since 1945 and nobody in Berlin is asking for a German Bomb. So why do so many scholars and analyst suggest otherwise? My @thebulletin.org article argues why Berlin will not, and should not, develop its own nuclear arsenal
thebulletin.org/2025/11/no-g...
thebulletin.org/2025/11/no-g...
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In which Philipp Rombach (@philipprombach.bsky.social) responds to Moritz S. Graefrath (@moritz-graefrath.com) and Mark Raymond (@profmarkraymond.bsky.social)'s recent piece in @foreignaffairs.com
🚨 JUST IN: Germany hasn't had an indigenous nuclear weapons program since 1945, and nobody in Berlin is asking for a German bomb. So why so many in the United States suggest otherwise?
Philipp Rombach (@philipprombach.bsky.social) in @thebulletin.org
#Germany #nuclearweapons #nukesky
Philipp Rombach (@philipprombach.bsky.social) in @thebulletin.org
#Germany #nuclearweapons #nukesky
No, Germany is not getting the Bomb. Why should it?
Germany hasn't had an indigenous nuclear weapons program since 1945, and nobody in Berlin is asking for a German bomb. So why so many in the United States suggest otherwise?
thebulletin.org
November 26, 2025 at 12:37 PM
In which Philipp Rombach (@philipprombach.bsky.social) responds to Moritz S. Graefrath (@moritz-graefrath.com) and Mark Raymond (@profmarkraymond.bsky.social)'s recent piece in @foreignaffairs.com
Reposted by Philipp G. Rombach
Germany hasn't had its own nuclear weapons program since 1945, and nobody in Berlin is asking for a German bomb.
So why do so many in the United States suggest otherwise?
Read more from @philipprombach.bsky.social. ⬇️
So why do so many in the United States suggest otherwise?
Read more from @philipprombach.bsky.social. ⬇️
No, Germany is not getting the Bomb. Why should it?
Germany hasn't had an indigenous nuclear weapons program since 1945, and nobody in Berlin is asking for a German bomb. So why so many in the United States suggest otherwise?
thebulletin.org
November 26, 2025 at 3:12 PM
Germany hasn't had its own nuclear weapons program since 1945, and nobody in Berlin is asking for a German bomb.
So why do so many in the United States suggest otherwise?
Read more from @philipprombach.bsky.social. ⬇️
So why do so many in the United States suggest otherwise?
Read more from @philipprombach.bsky.social. ⬇️
Reposted by Philipp G. Rombach
🔦 Nuclear Scholars Spotlight! 🔦
Philipp Rombach is a Research Associate at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory where he researches space deterrence and inadvertent escalation. Philipp holds an MA in Law and Diplomacy from the Fletcher School at Tufts University focused on security studies.
Philipp Rombach is a Research Associate at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory where he researches space deterrence and inadvertent escalation. Philipp holds an MA in Law and Diplomacy from the Fletcher School at Tufts University focused on security studies.
June 27, 2025 at 3:03 PM
🔦 Nuclear Scholars Spotlight! 🔦
Philipp Rombach is a Research Associate at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory where he researches space deterrence and inadvertent escalation. Philipp holds an MA in Law and Diplomacy from the Fletcher School at Tufts University focused on security studies.
Philipp Rombach is a Research Associate at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory where he researches space deterrence and inadvertent escalation. Philipp holds an MA in Law and Diplomacy from the Fletcher School at Tufts University focused on security studies.
Excited to share my latest piece for @breakingdefense.com on German defense policy. With funding for the Bundeswehr secured, it is essential to reform the country's slow and cumbersome procurement process to ensure that financial resources are spent effectively.
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breakingdefense.com/2025/04/zeit...
Zeitenwende reloaded: Cash is good, but can Germany reform its procurement processes? - Breaking Defense
Philipp Rombach lays out steps the new German government should take in order to better support the Bundeswehr.
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April 11, 2025 at 5:27 PM
Excited to share my latest piece for @breakingdefense.com on German defense policy. With funding for the Bundeswehr secured, it is essential to reform the country's slow and cumbersome procurement process to ensure that financial resources are spent effectively.
breakingdefense.com/2025/04/zeit...
breakingdefense.com/2025/04/zeit...