New National Security

The Center supports a more principled approach to U.S. national security and foreign policy by promoting diplomatic and non-military solutions to security threats to avoid or moderate costly military engagements whenever possible.

Recent Analysis on New National Security

• The Evolving Cyber-Based Threat: The Need for International Regulations to Avoid ‘Accidental’ Conflicts September 12, 2023
• In the News: FMWG Member Ed Lyman argues new reactor may be unnecessary June 12, 2018
• National Advisory Board Member Sen. Byron Dorgan’s op-ed in Defense One March 28, 2017
• Hiroshima: A Nuclear Past and Future May 10, 2016
• Donald Trump’s Incoherent Nuclear Policy April 8, 2016
• Center Holds Capitol Hill Briefing on Pentagon Budget March 1, 2016
• FY17 Budget Request: Nuclear Weapons Spending Up, Non-Proliferation Spending Down February 11, 2016
• Despite differences, US-Russia still cooperate on New START and More February 5, 2016
• Op-Ed by Rep. Jim McGovern and John Isaacs on Afghanistan War February 5, 2016
• Sanctions are not a Useful Response to North Korea’s Latest Test February 1, 2016

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