Global Enterprise to Strengthen Non-Proliferation and Disarmament

NTI will host three side events at the 10th NPT Review Conference.

A new NTI paper offers a focused set of recommendations for achieving success at the 10th Review Conference (RevCon) of the Parties to the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons (NPT) to be held in New York from January 4-22, 2022.

After convening regional workshops as part of the Global Enterprise project under the Global Nuclear Policy Program, NTI commissioned three papers from participating experts.

The meeting brought together officials experts to identify and consider initiatives that could produce tangible progress on disarmament and nonproliferation.

President Trump’s decision to withdraw from the deal is a major setback for international cooperation, global peace building and a world without nuclear weapons.

NTI released a report addressing the security risks, credibility, financial and political costs of maintaining NATO’s current nuclear posture.

The clock, a symbol to show how close the world is to manmade Armageddon, is now closer to midnight than at any time since 1953.

The Vatican is hosting a two-day international symposium on a nuclear-weapons-free world this week, against the backdrop of an escalating nuclear tensions.

Carlson points out that successive NPT review conferences have recognized that nuclear disarmament will require safeguards that are both rigorous and universal.

The analysis from CNS' Andrea Berger includes three interactive maps that illustrate how countries voted on authorizing the Ban Treaty in October 2016.

The Most Significant Futures Work Award recognizes the significant contributions from professional futurists and others illuminating future challenges.

In a new Washington Post op-ed, Mike Mullen and Sam Nunn address North Korea's accelerating nuclear and missile programs.

On September 9, 2016 North Korea confirmed that it carried out its fifth, and reportedly largest, nuclear test.

A profile by the Center for Nonproliferation Studies focuses on Yemen, whose failed state status has given safe havens to several Islamist terror organizations.

Iran's space program is largely built on technologies imported from North Korea—with the technology moving in one direction.

The NTI, in partnership with the James Martin CNS, today released a new video on the current progress of the JCPOA, more commonly known as the Iran Deal.

Des Browne addresses the CTBTO symposium, Science and Diplomacy for Peace and Security: the CTBT at 20.

“Although information about the North Korean test is not definitive, the statements from North Korea and available evidence are of great concern."

The NTI is proud to honor and celebrate former Secretary of State George Shultz's 95th birthday with the release of a new video, The Power of Ought.

Former U.S. Senators Sam Nunn and Richard Lugar urge Congress to support the nuclear agreement with Iran in an op-ed for Politico.

Philanthropist Ted Turner, co-chairman of NTI, offers a special commemoration on the anniversary of the bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki.

NTI Vice Chairman will join Vatican representatives and Catholic scholars to discuss evolving Catholic approaches to nuclear proliferation and disarmament on the margins of the 2015 NPT Review Conference.

More than 100 current and former senior political, military and diplomatic leaders from 43 countries call for a renewed sense of urgency and responsibility among NPT members to achieve a successful 2015 NPT Review Conference.

In a statement to the Vienna Conference on the Humanitarian Impact of Nuclear Weapons, NTI Vice Chairman Des Browne shares urgent recommendations put forth by more than 130 global leaders.

A number of NTI's board members have written or commented on the use of chemical weapons in Syria and the way forward in international news outlets.

In a new issue brief, experts from the Center for Nonproliferation Studies examine eight of the decisions that the second-term Obama administration cannot avoid.

Deepti Choubey spoke with Thomas Countryman and moderator Cheryl Benton on WMD proliferation and how to engage the next generation of experts.

Robert Shaw of CNS discusses the impact of the Obama Administration's Export Control Reform Initiative on WMD proliferation efforts.

John Carlson presented a paper at a briefing of the UN General Assembly's First Committee in New York.