NTI Releases Nuclear Terrorism Docudrama, Last Best Chance, a “Wake-Up Call” to the public
Orders for Last Best Chance Exceed 42,000; Film Featured on Meet the Press, Nightline
Unmanned Air Vehicles as Terror Weapons: Real or Imagined?
The threat of non-state actors using unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV) to carry out terrorist attacks. (CNS)
Implications of Proposed India-U.S. Civil Nuclear Cooperation
The implications of the proposed India-U.S. civil nuclear cooperation agreement on the nuclear nonproliferation regime. (CNS)
The Day After an Attack, What Would We Wish We Had Done? Why Aren’t We Doing It Now?
NTI's Co-Chair Sam Nunn told the 9/11 Public Discourse Project that the United States and its partners must be as focused on fighting the nuclear threat in this century as we were in fighting the communist threat in the last century. Why wait till the day after? We must do it now.
Dr. Mark S. Smolinski, testified at the 2005 Meeting of Experts of the Biological Weapons Convention in Geneva
NTI's Vice President of Biological Programs and Director of the Global Health and Security Initiative underscored the need to tackle the challenge of safeguarding life sciences through a multi-disciplinary and integrated approach that engages both the biomedical science and security communities.
Seven Years After the Nuclear Tests: Appraising South Asia’s Nuclear Realities
Developments to India and Pakistan's nuclear forces since the 1998 tests, as well as US nonproliferation efforts in the region. (CNS)
International Assistance for Anti-plague Facilities in the Former Soviet Union to Prevent Proliferation of Biological Weapons
The importance of financial and logistical assistance for former Soviet Union anti-plague facilities in combating biological weapons proliferation. (CNS)
Practical Steps for Improving U.S. Nonproliferation Leadership
U.S. nuclear nonproliferation efforts in the wake of the 2005 NPT Rev Con and a set of recommendations to strengthen US leadership in this area. (CNS)
Global CW Assistance
In this 2005 article, Cristina Chuen discusses chemical weapons elimination projects in Serbia, Bosnia, Russia and Albania funded by CWC members under the Implementation Assistance Program.
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Pakch’ŏn Uranium Mine
North Korea's Pakch'ŏn Uranium Mine, Nuclear Facility