November 3, 2022
Dr. Hanna Notte speaking in the Carnegie Nuclear Policy Conference panel.
On October 28, VCDNP senior research associate Dr. Hanna Notte spoke at the Carnegie Nuclear Policy Conference in Washington DC, joining a panel addressing the question: “Arms Control in Europe After the Russo-Ukrainian War, Really?”
The panel, moderated by Judy Dempsey, also featured Ambassador Cornel Feruţă (Romania), Dr. Sergey Rogov (Russia), and Dr. Wendin D. Smith (NATO).
Dr. Notte addressed European and Russian views on arms control opportunities—both as part of an effort to end the war in Ukraine, and after its conclusion. She argued that while it is premature to engage Russia on conventional arms control in Europe while the war in Ukraine is ongoing, every effort should be made to negotiate a follow-on framework to replace the New START Treaty soonest, and that, at a minimum, the preservation of current New START limits should be pursued as a matter of priority.
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Source: Carnegie Endowment
