Leveraging New Tools for Verification in the Facebook Era
There may be a greater role for the public to play in verifying future nuclear arms control agreements, NTI experts say.
Corey Hinderstein Elected to WINS Board of Directors
The Vienna-based World Institute for Nuclear Security elected NTI's Corey Hinderstein to its Board of Directors.
Des Browne and Jeong Kim Join NTI Board of Directors
NTI is pleased to announce two new members of its prestigious, international board of directors: UK parliamentarian Des Browne and Bell Labs' president Jeong Kim.
Nunn Endorses New Report Assessing the Military Option in Iran
The report offers no conclusions or recommendations, but instead describes "some of the prerequisites for thinking about the use of military force against Iran."
Medical Isotopes: Balancing Supply and Security
A new CNS issue brief by Anya Loukianova discusses U.S. and international efforts to balance the trade-offs between ensuring medical isotope supply and reducing HEU in medical isotope production.
What the Doctor Ordered: Eliminating Weapons-Grade Uranium from Medical Isotope Production
The Mo-99 market and domestic and international efforts to balance the trade-offs between security of medical isotope supply and nuclear security.
The Nunn-Lugar Award for Promoting Nuclear Security: Continuing Andrew Carnegie’s Quest for Global Peace
NTI co-chairman and CEO former Senator Sam Nunn accepted the inaugural "Nunn-Lugar Award for Promoting Nuclear Security" from the Carnegie Corporation of New York and the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace at The Hague.
Nunn and Lugar Receive New Award at The Hague
NTI co-chairman Sam Nunn and board member Senator Richard Lugar received a new award in their names from the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace.
First-Ever Public ISAB Report Urges Cooperation with Russia
An advisory body to Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, examined what "mutual assured stability" between the United States and Russia might look like.
1st Global Dialogue Rapporteur’s Report
This rapporteur's report reflects the discussion of 35 government officials, experts, and representatives from nuclear industry and international organizations at the first Global Dialogue on Nuclear Security Priorities meeting in July 2012.