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Cyber-Nuclear Weapons Study Group
NTI gathered technical and policy experts and retired military officials to examine the implications of cyber threats to nuclear weapons and related systems.
IPNDV Working Group Meetings Report
After a successful second plenary of the International Partnership for Nuclear Disarmament Verification, working groups met in Geneva to continue their work.
At NATO Summit, Alliance Must Avoid Escalating Tensions with Russia, Says New NTI Report
Senior NTI leaders call for NATO to demonstrate a willingness to engage Russia on both differences and areas of potential cooperation and seek to reduce tensions in a region that remains central to global security.
NATO’s Nuclear Future: Deter, Reassure, Engage?
What is the Bio-threat?
The Bio-threat kills millions of people each year. From Ebola outbreaks to the use of Bacillus Anthracis as a weapon of terror, what is being done to prevent catastrophe?
Understanding the Bio-threat
Infectious diseases kill more than 17 million people each year, yet biological agents rarely make headlines. A new video produced by CNS helps explain how we can prevent biological threats
Challenges to Peace and Security in an Age of Existential Threats
NTI Vice Chairman Des Browne addressed threats posed by nuclear weapons, materials and technologies in a speech to the Institute for Economics and Peace's annual Future of Peace Summit.
Asia Pacific Leaders Deplore North Korea Nuclear Testing, Missile Provocations
APLN co-conveners Chung-in Moon and Ramesh Thakur released a statement deploring the 4th North Korean nuclear and ballistic missile test by North Korea.
On nuclear weapons, nations must cooperate to avoid catastrophe
As President Obama makes historic visit to Hiroshima, NTI CEO and Co Chairman lays out practical steps to reduce nuclear risks in the Washington Post.
On nuclear weapons, nations must cooperate to avoid catastrophe
President Obama’s visit to Hiroshima comes almost 71 years after the conclusion of a world war that was fought and ended with tremendous sacrifice, huge casualties and immense devastation. Today, global nuclear arsenals are capable of destroying not only cities but also civilization itself.