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Read MoreSenior Policy Director Alexandra Bell spoke with National Journal about a potential agreement on New START extension.
Senior Policy Director Alexandra Bell spoke with PRI’s The World about the negotiations surrounding the New Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty with Russia, noting that “It’s not a gambling chip, it’s a life preserver.” Listen now
Senior Policy Director Alexandra Bell spoke with Financial Times about ongoing negotiations over New START between the United States and Russia.
Communications Director Anna Schumann wrote an op-ed in Inkstick about how an episode of The West Wing about the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty that aired 20 years ago is still unfortunately resonant today. “Like so many others working in Washington amid the stresses of our current political climate, I recently decided to retreat to the fantasy […]
Senior Policy Director Alexandra Bell spoke with Financial Times about ongoing negotiations between the United States and Russia.
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