Read the full piece in the Miami Herald “The President’s nuclear weapons record isn’t perfect, but his legacy of pushing for a nuclear-free world will live on for generations. The Hiroshima visit must be a reminder to the next Administration that more reductions are not only possible, they are necessary. Read the full piece in […]
Policy Analyst Greg Terryn Quoted in Politifact
Read more via Politifact. ‘Today, experts believe Iran does not have the material or the enrichment capability to create enough enriched fissile material to create a single nuclear weapon for at least one year, let alone build a fully functioning, reliable nuclear weapon,’ ” said Greg Terryn, a policy analyst at the Center for Arms […]
Panel Event: Understanding the Pentagon Budget Request
Date: Thursday March 10, 2016 Time: 2:00 PM – 3:30 PM Room 608, Dirksen Senate Office Building Join the Center for Arms Control & Non-Proliferation and a panel of distinguished experts as we discuss the President’s FY17 Defense Budget Request. Topics: How does this year’s spending relate to peak spending in previous years? Is the Pentagon’s budget properly aligned with […]
FY 2017 Defense Budget Request Briefing Book
Click to download a PDF version of the briefing book. The Fiscal Year 2017 Budget in Context Introduction The Fiscal Year 2017 Defense Department requests $523.9 billion for the annual “base” budget, which is $2.2 billion more than current levels, and $10.4 billion below last year’s request. This amount does not include certain other security […]
FY 2017 Budget: Nuclear Non-Proliferation
President Obama’s final budget request includes disappointing reductions in funding for nuclear non-proliferation programs.
