Jill Hruby, Former Director of Sandia National Laboratories, Named First Sam Nunn Distinguished Fellow
Inaugural Sam Nunn Distinguished Fellow Jill Hruby will focus on the intersection of technology and security during her year at NTI.
NTI Co-Chair Ted Turner Pens Article on the Future of Global Aid
The Chronicle of Philanthropy published an article by NTI Co-Chair Ted Turner on the future of global aid.
NTI | bio Announces Winners of Next Generation Competition, Advances Biosecurity Capability during Global Health Security Agenda Ministerial
NTI | bio will join senior officials and experts from around the world to advance global biosecurity capability during the 5th Global Health Security Agenda.
NTI Launches New Global Biosecurity Innovation and Risk Reduction Initiative
NTI bio launches the Biosecurity Innovation and Risk Reduction Initiative to reduce global catastrophic biological risks associated with biotechnology.
George Shultz and Richard Lugar Urge Standing by INF Treaty and Pursuing Dialogue
Senator Richard Lugar and George Shultz announce their support for preserving the INF treaty, citing the danger of a potential nuclear arms race.
Rising Nuclear Dangers: New Survey Highlights Diverging Views of Strategic Stability between Russia and the West
Increasingly divergent interpretations of strategic stability between Russia and the West increase the risk of nuclear competition and escalation.
Statement from Ernest J. Moniz and Sam Nunn On U.S. Withdrawal from the INF Treaty
Statement from Ernest J. Moniz and Sam Nunn on U.S. withdrawal from the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty.
Ernest Moniz Addresses Global Security Threats at East Asia Foundation in Seoul
Ernest Moniz discussed global nuclear security threats, North Korea, biosecurity and more at a seminar hosted by the East Asia Foundation.
NTI Nuclear Security Index Challenge: Call for Submissions
NTI Nuclear Security Index Challenge calls for proposals that use the rankings to spur government action.
New Report Finds Nuclear Weapons and Related Systems Increasingly Vulnerable to Cyberattack
A report finds that nuclear weapons increasingly vulnerable to sophisticated cyberattacks, and nuclear-armed states must accelerate efforts to prevent an attack.