“The deal increases funding for a series of critical international and domestic programs,” said Laicie Heeley, the Center’s Director of Defense Policy. “Tragically, the new deal still pours wasted billions into programs that do not enhance the security of the United States or our allies.”
Scientist Working Group Statement to 2013 Biological Weapon Convention Meeting
Scientists Working Group on Chemical and Biological WeaponsCenter for Arms Control and NonproliferationWashington D.C – December, 9 2013NGO Statement to the Meeting of States Parties to the Biological and Toxin Weapons ConventionDistinguished delegates and guests, the Scientists Working Group welcomes this opportunity to address the States Parties to the BWC. We wish to address the […]
Stars & Stripes Publishes OpEd on Nuclear Deal with Iran by Generals Gard, Seip & Cheney
Give first-step Iran deal chance to bear fruit By Lt. General (USA ret.) Robert Gard, Lt. General Norman Seip (USAF ret.) & Brig. General Stephen Cheney (USMC ret.) December 9, 2013 This week, Secretary of State John Kerry will testify before the House Foreign Affairs Committee on the recent agreement between the so-called P5+1 (European […]
America Weekend Discusses Rep. Hunter’s Comment on Nuking Iran with Laicie Heeley
Listen here. Director of Middle East and Defense Policy, Laicie Heeley, joins America Weekend to discuss Rep. Hunter’s (CA-50) comments on nuking Iran.
Between the Lines Discusses Iran Deal with Kingston Reif
Director of Nuclear Non-Proliferation Programs, Kingston Reif, joined Between the Lines Radio Newsmagazine to discuss the interim nuclear deal with Iran.
