Cold War Lessons for Contemporary U.S.-Russian Nonproliferation Cooperation: The South African Case
An exploation of Cold War cooperation between the U.S. and USSR to monitor South African nuclear tests. (CNS)
Regional Leadership Networks Discuss No-First-Use
Members of the Asia-Pacific Leadership Network (APLN) and the European Leadership Network (ELN) weigh the merits of adopting a nuclear No First Use policy.
NTI and Partners Announce: The Santa Fe Nuclear Weapons Summit
NTI is working with partners Creative Santa Fe, N Square, and Pop Tech to host the Santa Fe Nuclear Weapons Summit to engage a new type of discussion about nuclear security and proliferation.
IAEA: The UN’s Nuclear Watchdog in Need of Care
Despite many achievements, this nuclear watchdog lacks consistent resources. Read the 5 recommendations for improvement.
NTI and U.S. State Department host UN First Committee side event on IPNDV joint initiative
NTI and the U.S. Department of State are hosting a side event at the United Nations First Committee on the International Partnership for Nuclear Disarmament Verification (IPNDV).
NTI Co-Chairman Sam Nunn Statement on the Successful Removal of All Highly Enriched Uranium from Poland
Over a ten-year period, more than 700 kilograms of highly enriched uranium was removed from Poland, making it the 31st country to completely remove their HEU.
NTI President Joan Rohlfing Discusses Nuclear Modernization and the Risk of a New Arms Race
NTI President Joan Rohlfing discussed U.S. policy towards nuclear modernization and the costs and benefits of developing new nuclear weapons
ELN Names New Director
The European Leadership Network has named Sir Adam Thomson KCMG as new director to replace Ian Kearns.
Sam Nunn and Mike Mullen with Recommendations on North Korea
In a new Washington Post op-ed, Mike Mullen and Sam Nunn address North Korea's accelerating nuclear and missile programs.
NTI’s Andrew Bieniawski Discusses the Dirty Bomb Threat with The Atlantic’s Steven Brill
NTI’s Andrew Bieniawski was interviewed by The Atlantic at an event entitled, “Are We Any Safer?” which examined the US's ability to prevent the next terrorist attack—or recover from it.