NEW Op-Ed: The Greatest Terrorist Threat
"The best way to stop a WMD attack is to prevent terrorists from obtaining nuclear materials in the first place."
International Partnership for Nuclear Disarmament Verification Working Groups Launched in Oslo
Norwegian Foreign Minister Børge Brende welcomed attendees from 25 countries to the meeting in Oslo, Norway, where the International Partnership launched three expert working groups and defined a plan of work for the first, two-year phase of the project.
Past Event
Second Plenary Meeting of the International Partnership for Nuclear Disarmament Verification
Oslo, Norway
North Korean Submarine Models
Interactive 3D submarine models for North Korea. (CNS)
Bridging the Military Nuclear Materials Gap
Remarks by Former Senator Richard Lugar on Military Nuclear Materials
Remarks as prepared by former Senator Richard Lugar, co-chair of NTI's Military Materials Security Study Group, for the launch of the report, Bridging the Military Nuclear Materials Gap
Sam Nunn, Richard Lugar and Des Browne Release Recommendations on Securing Military Nuclear Materials
Report draws from input of study group of former military and political officials from nuclear-armed states.
Past Event
Bridging the Military Nuclear Materials Gap
House of Sweden, 2900 K Street, NW
NTI and China Institutes of Contemporary International Relations Co-Sponsor Scenario-Based Discussion of U.S.-China Security Cooperation
Held in Beijing, this event was co-chaired by former U.S. Senator Sam Nunn, NTI’s co-chairman, and Chinese Academician Hu Side.
Nunn, Lugar, Browne to Release New Report
83% of the world’s weapons-usable nuclear materials—PU and HEU is categorized as "military" which falls outside the scope of international nuclear security guidelines.