Global Submarine Proliferation: Emerging Trends and Problems
The threats associated with global submarine proliferation. (CNS)
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DP World and U.S. Port Security
The political controversy surrounding a deal which could give Arab state-owned Dubai Ports World (DP World) access to U.S. ports. (CNS)
UN General Assembly Tackles Nonproliferation and Disarmament After Disappointing Summit
The proceedings of the UN First Committee debate and the nonproliferation & disarmament related resolutions adopted by the 60th UN General Assembly. (CNS)
Sixty Years After the Nuclear Devastation, Japan’s Role in the NPT
The evolution of Japan's role in the nuclear nonproliferation regime and prospects for future efforts. (CNS)
A Look at National Missile Defense and the Ground-Based Midcourse Defense System
The evolution of US national missile defense and the development of and the debate surrounding ground-based mid-course defense. (CNS)
The New IAEA Resolution: A Milestone in the Iran-IAEA Saga
The significance of the September 2005 IAEA Board of Governors finding of Iran in non-compliance with its safeguards obligations. (CNS)
Unmanned Air Vehicles as Terror Weapons: Real or Imagined?
The threat of non-state actors using unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV) to carry out terrorist attacks. (CNS)
Implications of Proposed India-U.S. Civil Nuclear Cooperation
The implications of the proposed India-U.S. civil nuclear cooperation agreement on the nuclear nonproliferation regime. (CNS)
The Day After an Attack, What Would We Wish We Had Done? Why Aren’t We Doing It Now?
NTI's Co-Chair Sam Nunn told the 9/11 Public Discourse Project that the United States and its partners must be as focused on fighting the nuclear threat in this century as we were in fighting the communist threat in the last century. Why wait till the day after? We must do it now.
Dr. Mark S. Smolinski, testified at the 2005 Meeting of Experts of the Biological Weapons Convention in Geneva
NTI's Vice President of Biological Programs and Director of the Global Health and Security Initiative underscored the need to tackle the challenge of safeguarding life sciences through a multi-disciplinary and integrated approach that engages both the biomedical science and security communities.