Asia Pacific Leaders Call for ‘No First Use’ Nuclear Policy
The APLN released a statement encouraging the United States to adopt a nuclear No First Use policy and calling on its Pacific allies to support it.
YGLN’s Fifth Meeting Will Be Held in Helsinki in September 2016
The fifth meeting of the Younger Generation Leadership Network (YGLN) on Euro-Atlantic Security will take place on September 4-7, 2016 in Helsinki, Finland.
Back To School: Resources for Students and Professors on History and Policy of WMD
NTI has resources for students and professors interested in the history, theory, and policy surrounding weapons of mass destruction and disruption.
Reprocessing in East Asia: The Economic Case
John Carlson questions the benefits of reprocessing and using MOX fuel. The costs are so high, it is difficult to justify when compared to alternative approaches for spent fuel management.
New Interactive: Is Launch Under Attack Feasible?
What does it mean for the U.S. president to "push the button" and launch nuclear weapons when under attack by an adversary? A new interactive timeline shows the process, step by step.
NTI Experts Participate in 57th Institute of Nuclear Material Management Conference
NTI experts address the US-India nuclear security relationship and the need for focus on cyber threats to nuclear security at the Institute of Nuclear Materials Management Conference
Warning Bells Around Tactical Nuclear Weapons in Europe
In an article in the aftermath of the attempted military coup in Turkey, Simon Lunn, Isabelle Williams and Steve Andreasen raise concerns about the security of tactical nuclear weapons in Europe.
The Asia-Pacific and Global Nuclear Order in the Second Nuclear Age
Post-Warsaw analysis: What NATO said (or didn’t say) about Nuclear Weapons
In this analysis, experts examine what happened in Warsaw and the implications for the future of security in the Euro-Atlantic region.
U.K. Parliament Should Conduct Due Diligence before Trident Vote
In this opinion article, NTI's Isabelle Williams writes that UK parliamentarians should learn lessons from the Chilcot Inquiry and conduct due diligence before a Trident vote.