If the U.S. government can achieve the goals it has set for itself, it will be a big win for reducing biological risks domestically and around the world. If not, the risk of repeating the devastating failures of the COVID-19 response will grow, with even higher stakes as biological threats increase over time.
NTI experts briefed government representatives at a G7 working group meeting in Berlin.
Chuck Bowsher played an invaluable role at NTI on fiscal matters and was deeply dedicated to our mission. We benefited greatly from his wisdom, his integrity, his expertise, and his friendship.
NTI announces Dr. Piers Millett as the founding executive director of IBBIS, a new global biosecurity organization.
NTI's Joan Rohlfing and Jaime Yassif discussed how we can address catastrophic nuclear and biological threats imperiling humanity.
The Nuclear Threat Initiative (NTI) and the Emirates Nuclear Energy Corporation (ENEC) convened 30 experts from the United Arab Emirates and the United States on September 13, 2022 for a workshop on “The Nuclear Fuel Cycle in the Middle East: Prospects and Opportunities.”
Today’s anniversary is an opportunity to commend the consensus on the value of the explosive nuclear testing moratorium.
NATO and the West must continue to respond with steady determination and resolve to push back on reckless Russian threats.
The World Bank launches a new fund to support pandemic prevention, preparedness, and response.
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