Trust Across Borders: Responding to 2009 H1N1 Influenza in the Middle East
The positive impact of a Palestinian, Jordanian and Israeli disease surveillance network when faced with common infectious disease threats.
NTI President Charles B. Curtis Speaks at the US-Japan Workshop on Nuclear Energy
NTI's Charles Curtis and Corey Hinderstein welcome the announcement that the Federation of Electric Power Companies of Japan will set up a mechanism for participating in the World Institute for Nuclear Security (WINS).
Sweden Reverses Nuclear Phase-out Policy
The history of Sweden's nuclear energy program and Stockholm's decision in 2009 to abandon its phase-out policy. (CNS)
One Year of Test Ban Commitment Cannot Erase a Decade of Dismissal: Discussing the Outcome of the CTBT 2009 Article XIV Conf.
Outcome of the CTBT Article XIV Conference and the future prospects for ratification by the nine Annex II holdouts. (CNS)
Brazil’s New National Defense Strategy Calls for Strategic Nuclear Developments
Brazil's efforts to gain capabilities in all areas of the nuclear fuel cycle and its pursuit of a nuclear submarine. (CNS)
Uranium Tailings in Central Asia: The Case of the Kyrgyz Republic
The risks posed by uranium tailings and radioactive waste in Kyrgyzstan and efforts taken to reduce the threat. (CNS)
The Reconfiguration of European Missile Defense, Russia’s Response and the Likely Implications
The Russian response to the Obama administration's missile defense policy for Europe and its impact on US-Russia arms control negotiations. (CNS)
The Nuclear Posture Review Debate
Possibilities for continuity and change in the 2009 U.S. Nuclear Posture Review, based on the Obama administration's stance on arms control. (CNS)
Nuclear Security in Pakistan
Concerns raised by British academic Shaun Gregory about Islamabad's ability to secure its nuclear arsenal against threats from non-state actors. (CNS)
U.S. – UAE Nuclear Cooperation
Implications of the 2009 bilateral nuclear cooperation agreement between the US and the United Arab Emirates. (CNS)