Center for Arms Control and Non-Proliferation

Center for Arms Control and Non-Proliferation

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Nuclear Issues in the Ukraine Crisis

As the Russian invasion of Ukraine continues into its second year, concerns about a war breaking out between Russia and NATO countries, including the United States, continue. Our experts have answers to your most pressing questions about the nuclear risks involved in this conflict and the potential diplomatic paths forward.

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Next Up in Arms Control

New ideas and new perspectives are critical to strengthening the non-proliferation regime and arms control measures, not just to address our present, but to build a new future. That's why we're proud to launch a new blog series focused on new voices with a new angle on arms control.

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The Future of Iran's Nuclear Program

U.S. and Israeli strikes on Iran's nuclear facilities have caused damage, but is the Iran nuclear program really over? The timeline until the creation of an Iranian nuclear bomb may be stretched, but one thing is still clear: diplomacy is needed to ensure that another nuclear-armed state does not emerge in the Middle East.

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Test your nuclear weapons knowledge!

Don’t bomb this quiz about nuclear weapons! What do you know about U.S. and global policy?

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The United States must once again pursue diplomacy with Iran

We can make the United States and the world safer by reentering the JCPOA and putting Iran’s nuclear program back in the box.

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Nuclear-Armed States and Regional Tension

Ongoing proliferation efforts in nuclear-armed countries worldwide have escalated tensions. Transparency about nuclear stockpiles and policies is crucial to keeping us safe.

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Nuclear Crises and Close Calls

Throughout history, nuclear-armed states have almost been driven into nuclear conflict, or almost exploded nuclear weapons, or even lost nuclear bombs. As long as these weapons exist, so does the chance of an accident or crisis.

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Hope is Not a Strategy

By John Erath Regular readers of this blog will be aware of our Next Up in Arms Control series, commonly referred to as NUAC, in which we give new authors an opportunity to share their thoughts and ideas on how to mitigate nuclear threats and make the world safer. One of the best parts of […]

Pentagon’s War on Journalism Is One More Way to Hide Costs, Bad Programs and Realities of Conflict

By Anna Schumann The Pentagon is not generally considered a fount of free information, sometimes for good reasons. U.S. national security requires top secrets to be held closely by people who have been thoroughly vetted and cleared, lest officials accidentally share war plans with journalists in real time, for example. So should it be alarming […]

Attacking the Brain: Why NC3 Needs a Treaty

by Roc Iore* Your arms, legs, joints, and muscles are functioning correctly, as are your eyes, ears, brain and nervous system. Even if you live in a competitive environment with other people around you, everyone agrees not to attack each other’s bodies. Everyone can also attack each other’s ability to see, hear, feel and make […]

Reimagining the Pelindaba Treaty: Africa’s Role in a New Arms Control Era

by Nkazimulo Moyeni* As Africa accelerates its peaceful nuclear energy ambitions under the watch of international safeguards, the frameworks that govern arms control must evolve to reflect the continent’s energy needs and geopolitical aspirations. Africa is no longer just a passive observer of great power nuclear rivalry, but can become a strategic actor in shaping […]

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