Greg Koblentz, member of the Center’s Scientists Working Group of Chemical and Biological Threats, spoke with the New York Times about the lab-leak hypothesis and lab safety. “All along, discussion of lab safety has continued, but it’s often been the under-the-radar or behind-the-scenes kind that Filippa Lentzos of King’s College London — one of the leaders, […]
Global fokus o mogućem nuklearnom sukobu SAD i Rusije i posledicama
Senior Fellow John Isaacs spoke with N1, a Serbian-language publication, on the possibility of nuclear conflict with Russia. The article is in Serbian. Read more
Front and Center: February 26, 2023
ONE YEAR INTO UKRAINE INVASION, RUSSIA GETS MORE DESPERATE Russia’s war in Ukraine continues to have policy implications beyond the destruction and suffering being caused in the conflict, which hit the one-year mark on Friday. Western leaders have pledged more aid to Ukraine, but a new Russian offensive is also underway. Senior Policy Director John […]
The world returns to an era of nuclear angst
Policy Analyst Monica Montgomery spoke with El País, a Spanish-language publication, on the Russian suspension of New START. The article is available in both Spanish and English. Monica Montgomery of the Center for Arms Control and Non-Proliferation also believes that “the [New START] treaty enabled communication that reduced the risk of miscalculations, arms races and nuclear […]
¿Qué tan posible es que la guerra en Ucrania escale a un conflicto nuclear?
Senior Policy Director John Erath spoke with WRadio, a Spanish-language publication, on the likelihood of nuclear escalation with Russia. The audio clip and article are in Spanish. Read more
