Nuclear Stockpile Modernization: Issues and Background
The issues surrounding the stockpile stewardship program, including the possibility of developing a new warhead. (CNS)
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The Rise of a White Knight State: Sweden’s Nonproliferation and Disarmament History
Sweden's nuclear program history: from its pursuit of nuclear weapons to its instrumental role in developing the nuclear nonproliferation regime. (CNS)
UNSC Resolution 1887 Part 2: Resolution’s Political Significance and Implications for the International Nonproliferation Regime
Analysis of the final text of UNSC Resolution 1887, its political orientation, and its impact on the nonproliferation regime. (CNS)
How to Protect Our Nuclear Deterrent
Maintaining confidence in our nuclear arsenal is necessary as the number of weapons goes down.
The Low-Enriched Uranium Fuel Reserve at Angarsk
The issues surrounding the establishment of a nuclear fuel reserve in Angarsk, Russia. (CNS)
Obama’s Nuclear Nonproliferation and Disarmament Agenda: Building Steam or Losing Traction?
Prospects for the Obama administration to achieve major goals outlined in the Prague speech. (CNS)
NTI President Charles Curtis Speaks at CNS’ 20th Anniversary Conference
In his remarks celebrating the 20th Anniversary of the Center for Nonproliferation Studies, NTI President Charles Curtis outlined the important role foundations, NGOs, and the media can play in educating the public about nuclear dangers.
Trust Across Borders: Responding to 2009 H1N1 Influenza in the Middle East
The positive impact of a Palestinian, Jordanian and Israeli disease surveillance network when faced with common infectious disease threats.
Political Perceptions of Nuclear Disarmament in the United Kingdom and France: A Comparative Analysis
Statements made by high level officials in the UK and France on the subject of nuclear disarmament. (CNS)
NTI President Charles B. Curtis Speaks at the US-Japan Workshop on Nuclear Energy
NTI's Charles Curtis and Corey Hinderstein welcome the announcement that the Federation of Electric Power Companies of Japan will set up a mechanism for participating in the World Institute for Nuclear Security (WINS).