A CNS workshop examined key provisions of the draft nuclear-weapon ban treaty to identify potential problems and seek possible solutions.
This year’s participants will study nuclear weapon-testing history, the CTBT negotiations, the treaty’s current status, challenges, and prospects.
DECEMBER 1, 2016: Nuclear Security Summits are improving the security of vulnerable nuclear material.
NOVEMBER 1, 2016: Officials have the opportunity to revise the way in which discussions are planned and held to better protect against biological weapons.
The Nonproliferation Review launched its newest volume: a special, double issue on eliminating weapons of mass destruction.
Course on “Nuclear Weapons Policy and Arms Control” is open to US government personnel, fellows, and select foreign embassies.
The track 1.5 conference brought together government officials and nongovernmental experts from the United States and China in a productive exchange.
“CTBT@20” addressed the future of the treaty and concrete actions to be taken to obtain its long delayed entry-into-force.
The alliance will seek to expand its readiness vis-à-vis Russia and violence from neighboring Iraq and Syria.
CNS has compiled a set of frequently asked questions (FAQ) relating to the PrepCom meeting to be held in Geneva starting April 22 to May 3, 2013.
