NTI/IAEA Fuel Bank Hits $100 Million Milestone; Kuwaiti Contribution Fulfills Buffett Monetary Condition
The government of Kuwait's $10 million commitment to the international fuel bank exceeds the fuel bank's initial goal of $100 million.
The Six-Party Talks and President Obama’s North Korea Policy
The prospects for the incoming Obama administration to jump start the Six-Party Talks. (CNS)
The United States and the CTBT: Renewed Hope or Politics as Usual?
The prospects for the US to ratify the CTBT given that the incoming Obama administration has made it a priority. (CNS)
UNSC Resolution 1887: Packaging Nonproliferation and Disarmament at the United Nations
How the Obama administration advanced its nonproliferation agenda over nuclear disarmament objectives in UN Security Council Resolution 1887. (CNS)
Senator Nunn Testifies Before the Congressional Commission on the Strategic Posture of the United States
Sam Nunn appears before Commission led by Chairman Bill Perry and Vice Chairman James Schlesinger to discuss strategic posture issues facing the United States and the world.
Lugar, Nunn honor Kazakhstan
U.S. Sen. Dick Lugar and former Sen. Sam Nunn, co-chairman of the NTI, released a statement on the 15th anniversary of the Nunn-Lugar program in Kazakhstan.
Sam Nunn Applauds EU Contribution to IAEA Fuel Bank
Sam Nunn praises the European Union's 25 million euro commitment to the International Atomic Energy Agency's nuclear fuel bank.
Securing the Bomb 2008
Global Nuclear Terrorism Risk Still High, Despite Progress; New Administration Must Take Immediate Steps to Reduce Dangers
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Joint Stock Company “Biomedpreparat-Engineering Center”
This article provides an overview of Kazakhstan’s historical and current policies relating to nuclear, chemical, biological and missile proliferation.
Graduate Scholarships Awarded to Mekong Basin Students to Advance Global Health Security in Cambodia and Laos
Graduate Scholarships Awarded to Students in the Lao PDR and Cambodia through the Global Health and Security Intiative and the University of Edinburgh