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Proliferation Risks of Nuclear Power Programs

Dec. 1, 2007

Charles Ferguson discusses the dual-use dilemma of the nuclear fuel cycle and provides proposals for controlling the associated proliferation risks.

Article | Dual Use Technology, Fuel Cycle, Nuclear Power
Brazil's Nuclear Ambitions, Past and Present

Sept. 1, 2006

Daphne Morrison provides an analysis of the evolution of Brazil's nuclear program, including its difficult relationship with the IAEA in this 2006 article.

Article | Dual Use Technology, Peaceful Nuclear Cooperation
The Bush Proposals: A Global Strategy for Combating the Spread of Nuclear Weapons Technology or a Sanctioned Nuclear Cartel?

Nov. 1, 2004

Sean Lucas discusses the proposals outlined in the Bush administration's WMD nonproliferation strategy and offers alternative policy options.

Article | Dual Use Technology, Peaceful Nuclear Cooperation
Risks of Civilian Plutonium Programs

July 1, 2004

Charles Ferguson discusses the economic, safety and proliferation risks of a civilian plutonium reprocessing capability.

Article | Dual Use Technology, Plutonium, Reprocessing/Recycling
United States Calls on China to Allow WMD Inspections

Oct. 21, 2003

WASHINGTON — A senior U.S. Commerce Department official yesterday called on China to allow on-site inspections to verify the end-use purposes of U.S. exports that could be used to develop weapons of mass destruction (see GSN, Sept. 19).

GSN Article | Ballistic Missiles, Dual Use Technology, Export Controls, Delivery Systems, Export Controls, Nuclear
U.S. Looks to Loosen Export Restrictions on Computer Development and Production Technology

Oct. 24, 2003

WASHINGTON — Urged by the computer technology industry, the U.S. Commerce Department has proposed to significantly relax national security export controls on the technology to develop and build some of the most powerful computers and advanced microprocessors. The restrictions were originally created to prevent nations of proliferation concern from acquiring advanced computers.

GSN Article | Dual Use Technology, Export Controls, Delivery Systems, Export Controls, Nuclear
Tweaked Iran Resolution Makes IAEA Rounds

June 15, 2004

VIENNA — Key European countries today circulated an updated draft resolution at the International Atomic Energy Agency’s Board of Governors meeting calling on Iran to reconsider its decisions to conduct test runs of uranium-hexafluoride production at its uranium conversion facility and to build a heavy-water nuclear reactor (see GSN, June 14).

GSN Article | Conversion, Dual Use Technology, Nuclear, Nuclear Nonproliferation, Arms Control, Disarmament, Research Reactors, Uranium Enrichment
China Criticizes U.S. Commission’s Report Warning of Continued Proliferation Concerns

June 18, 2004

WASHINGTON — China yesterday strongly criticized a recent report prepared by a U.S. congressionally-mandated commission warning that Beijing continues to pose proliferation concerns (see GSN, June 16).

GSN Article | Ballistic Missiles, Counterproliferation, Nuclear, Delivery Systems, Dual Use Technology, Nuclear Trade and Commerce
Poor Export Controls Over Radioactive Sources Could Increase Risk of “Dirty Bomb” Attack, Study Finds

June 22, 2004

A team of nonproliferation researchers has determined that a terrorist attack in the United States involving radiological weapons is “all but certain” due, in part, to poor regulations governing the export of radioactive materials, the Associated Press reported yesterday (see GSN, June 16).

GSN Article | Dual Use Technology, Export Controls, Nuclear, Radiological Dispersal Devices, Radiological/Radioactive, Radiological Terrorism
U.S.-Made Device Found at Possible Iran Nuclear Site

June 24, 2004

A U.S.-made radiation detection device sold directly to Iran in the early 1990s was seen at a bulldozed area in Tehran suspected to be a former nuclear research site, Reuters reported (see GSN, June 23).

GSN Article | Dual Use Technology, Illicit Nuclear Trade, Nuclear
Recent Intelligence Reports Indicate Iran Seeking Nuclear Weapons-Related Equipment

July 16, 2004

Iran appears to be seeking to buy equipment needed to build and test nuclear weapons, such as high-speed switches and high-speed cameras, Reuters reported today (see GSN, July 13).

GSN Article | Dual Use Technology, Nuclear, Nuclear Weapons Development, Nuclear Weapons Programs, Testing, Nuclear
Russian Firm Sanctioned for Missile-Related Transfers

July 22, 2004

WASHINGTON — The United States today imposed sanctions against a Russian entity for allegedly engaging in missile proliferation activities (see GSN, April 5).

GSN Article | Ballistic Missiles, Delivery Systems, Dual Use Technology, Export Controls, Delivery Systems, Nonproliferation and Arms Control, Delivery Systems

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Proliferation Risks of Nuclear Power Programs

Brazil's Nuclear Ambitions, Past and Present

The Bush Proposals: A Global Strategy for Combating the Spread of Nuclear Weapons Technology or a Sanctioned Nuclear Cartel?

Risks of Civilian Plutonium Programs

United States Calls on China to Allow WMD Inspections

U.S. Looks to Loosen Export Restrictions on Computer Development and Production Technology

Tweaked Iran Resolution Makes IAEA Rounds

China Criticizes U.S. Commission’s Report Warning of Continued Proliferation Concerns

Poor Export Controls Over Radioactive Sources Could Increase Risk of “Dirty Bomb” Attack, Study Finds

U.S.-Made Device Found at Possible Iran Nuclear Site

Recent Intelligence Reports Indicate Iran Seeking Nuclear Weapons-Related Equipment

Russian Firm Sanctioned for Missile-Related Transfers

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