With respect to U.S.-Russia relations, NTI's Joan Rohlfing says it's time to “stop arguing about how the cart got into the ditch, and instead talk about how to get it out.”
NTI Co-Chair Sam Nunn, with former Secretary of Defense and NTI Emeritus Board Member William J. Perry and former Secretary of State George P. Shultz, penned an op-ed in The Wall Street Journal urging the U.S. to reengage with Russia and prevent a military miscalculation that could lead to the use of a nuclear weapon for the first time ...
NTI | bio convened international scientific leaders in London from April 3-5, 2019 to develop concrete, catalytic projects to reduce biological risks associated with advances in technology.
Andrew Newman is senior director for nuclear fuel cycle activities at NTI. He focuses on nuclear energy/waste and nonproliferation and leads NTI’s Developing Spent Fuel Strategies project. He also serves as one of the executive secretaries for the International Partnership for Nuclear Disarmament Verification.
NTI announces the winners of the NTI Nuclear Security Index Challenge, an effort to inspire innovative ways to apply data to help improve nuclear security conditions around the world.
Founded in September 2010, the Nonproliferation and Disarmament Initiative (NPDI) is a ministerial-level group of states within the framework of the Nonproliferation Treaty (NPT) focused on practical steps that will promote the consensus outcomes of the 2010 NPT Review Conference. It aims to achieve a number of goals, first among them advancement of the nuclear disarmament agenda and greater transparency ...
ASEAN members established the treaty, a critical component of ASEAN’s Declaration on a Zone of Peace, Freedom, and Neutrality, to ensure the absence of nuclear explosive devices in the region.
The Treaty obligates parties to only use Antarctica for peaceful purposes. Military activities are prohibited, including the testing of weapons, nuclear explosions, and the disposal of radioactive waste in Antarctica.
The Treaty obligates Parties not to develop, manufacture, acquire, or possess any nuclear explosive device. Parties may engage in peaceful nuclear activities and must conclude safeguards agreements with the IAEA.
CANWFZ signatories cannot develop, acquire, possess, or control any nuclear weapon or nuclear explosive device, or carry out nuclear weapon tests. They also pledge to prevent nuclear explosions.
CELAC is a regional bloc that aims to unite, strengthen, and promote the interests of Latin American and Caribbean states. It is a successor of the Rio Group and the 2nd Latin American and Caribbean Summit on Integration and Development (CALC).
