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Resources on the CPPNM and the 2022 Review Conference

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Resources on the CPPNM and the 2022 Review Conference

As the only legally binding treaty requiring countries to protect nuclear materials and nuclear facilities, the amended Convention on the Physical Protection of Nuclear Material (CPPNM) is one of the most important tools to prevent nuclear terrorism and is the linchpin to building a strong, effective, and sustainable global nuclear security architecture.

NTI’s Lynn Rusten Discusses Biden Administration’s Nuclear Policy on Bulletin of Atomic Scientists Panel

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NTI’s Lynn Rusten Discusses Biden Administration’s Nuclear Policy on Bulletin of Atomic Scientists Panel

Lynn Rusten, vice president of the Global Nuclear Policy Program at the Nuclear Threat Initiative, joined Adam Mount, senior fellow and director of the Defense Posture Project at the Federation of American Scientists, for a Bulletin of Atomic Scientists panel discussion of the Biden administration’s emerging nuclear policy.

NTI at the 2024 International Conference on Nuclear Security

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NTI at the 2024 International Conference on Nuclear Security

NTI experts will be on the ground at the International Atomic Energy Agency’s International Conference on Nuclear Security (ICONS): Shaping the Future, taking place in Vienna from May 20–24, 2024.

Arak Nuclear Complex

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Arak Nuclear Complex

Iran's Arak Nuclear Complex, Nuclear Facility

Laura S. H. Holgate testifies before the House International Relations Committee — Subcommittees on Europe, International Terrorism, Nonproliferation and Human Rights

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Laura S. H. Holgate testifies before the House International Relations Committee — Subcommittees on Europe, International Terrorism, Nonproliferation and Human Rights

In this testimony, Ms. Holgate discusses U.S. progress toward reducing the threats from nuclear, biological and chemical weapons, where we are heading, and whether we are getting there fast enough.

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