Catholic Bishops and Scholars from Europe and the United States Renew Efforts on Nuclear Disarmament
40 bishops, Catholic scholars, and policy specialists from nine countries met in London to identify issues regarding nuclear weapons.
Treatment, Not Terror
A new article by the James Martin Center for Nonproliferation Studies examines how the international community could re-imagine medical treatments to reduce the risk of radiological terrorism.
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Nuclear Proliferation, Deterrence and Disarmament: Evolving Catholic Approaches
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Nuclear Security Takes Important Step Forward
In her latest blog post, NTI President Joan Rohlfing discusses the importance of the entry into force of a critical amendment to the Convention for the Physical Protection of Nuclear Materials.
Asia-Pacific Experts Respond to the 2016 Nuclear Security Index
The Asia-Pacific Leadership Network released a series of articles providing regional perspectives to the Nuclear Threat Initiatives 2016 Nuclear Security Index.
APLN: Chernobyl and Fukushima: Consequences for the Nuclear Safety of the World
The Asia-Pacific Leadership Network released a series of articles marking 30 years since the Chernobyl disaster and 5 years since the Fukushima nuclear disaster.
European Leadership Task Force Warns of Growing Risk of Interstate War in the Middle East
European leadership concerned over the danger that the Syrian crisis could develop into an interstate conflict.
Countering the Threats from the Middle East
Comprehensive Update of HEU Resources Now Available
The Civilian HEU Reduction and Elimination Resource Collection has been updated by CNS in the wake of the April 2016 Nuclear Security Summit (NSS).
A Nuclear Detective Story: How New Internet-Based Tools are Changing Nonproliferation
A new report by the Center for Nonproliferation Studies examines how the information revolution, and especially social media, is changing the field of nonproliferation.