NTI-Led Delegation Advances U.S.-China Nuclear Fail-Safe Dialogue in Beijing
Former senior U.S. officials and NTI experts met Chinese counterparts to reduce the risk of accidental, mistaken, or unauthorized nuclear use.
North Korea Tests Missile before key U.S.—China Summit
North Korea’s latest ballistic missile test, a medium-range
missile launched into the sea on the eve of President Trump’s first meeting
with Chinese President Xi Jinping, is
the latest in a string of ever-more provocative actions by the North Korean
regime.
The Nuclear Threat Initiative, in cooperation with the James
Martin Center for Nonproliferation Studies, has valuable resources available to
the public and the news media to better understand the capacity, background,
and history of the North Korean nuclear program.
Our resources include an infographic, missile model, country
profile, articles and more:
North
Korea Missile Range Infographic
North
Korea Ballistic Missile Models
North
Korea Country Profile
North
Korea Missile Profile
North
Korea Interactive Missile Map
Relevant Articles
Statement
of Former Senator Sam Nunn on U.S. Policy toward North Korea (2017)
From
Bad to Worse: Options for the U.S. on North Korea (2017)
Asia-Pacific
Leadership Network: How to Deal with North Korea: Lessons from the Iran
Agreement (2016)
Former
Senator Sam Nunn & Admiral Mike Mullen Op-Ed on North Korea (2016)
Will
Iran’s Simorgh Space Launcher Appear In North Korea? (2016)
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U.S.-China Workshop Tackles Missile-Launch Notifications and AI-Nuclear Risks
On November 3, the Nuclear Threat Initiative (NTI) and the Shanghai Institutes for International Studies (SIIS) convened U.S. and Chinese experts for a virtual workshop on reducing nuclear risks in the U.S.-China relationship.
85% of Registered Voters Support the United States Working with China to Mitigate AI Risks, according to New Poll
New YouGov polling commissioned by NTI and ReThink Media finds that nearly 80 percent of registered voters, across party lines, say it is in the interest of U.S. national security to work with China to mitigate catastrophic threats associated with nuclear risks, AI development, and bioterrorism.
