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.
Lugar Urges US-Russian Cooperation on Eliminating Syrian Chemical Arms
NTI board member Sen. Richard Lugar urged that the United States and Russia team up to eliminate the stockpile of chemical weapons in Syria, according to the International Herald Tribune.
Choubey Calls for Public Engagement on WMD Issues
Deepti Choubey spoke with Thomas Countryman and moderator Cheryl Benton on WMD proliferation and how to engage the next generation of experts.
Changing the Conversation on HEU
NTI's Corey Hinderstein and Andrew Newman call for a change in the conversation on highly enriched uranium (HEU) from minimization to elimination.
From HEU Minimization to Elimination: Time to Change the Vocabulary
NTI’s Corey Hinderstein and Andrew Newman co-authored with Ole Reistad of the Norwegian Institute of Energy Technology an article in The Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists calling for a change in the conversation on highly enriched uranium (HEU) from minimization to elimination.
The China-North Korea Missile Link
In a new issue brief, Melissa Hanham investigates the alleged transfer of missile technology from China to North Korea and considers the implications for China's nonproliferation efforts.
Y-12 Plant Suspends Nuclear Arms Activities Over Feared Vulnerabilities
Global Security Newswire coverage of break-in at the Y-12 National Security Complex.
Remarks at the Global Dialogue on Nuclear Security Priorities
Remarks by Senator Sam Nunn at the first meeting of the Global Dialogue on Nuclear Security Priorities in Airlie, VA on July 23, 2012.
North Korea’s Procurement Network Strikes Again: Examining How Chinese Missile Hardware Ended Up in Pyongyang
Tracing the alleged transfer of missile technology from China to North Korea and implications for China's nonproliferation efforts. (CNS)