This meeting invariably stimulates a lively and informed exchange of views across a range of topics. This year was no exception.
It compromises the very foundation of America’s export control regime—a measured approach to mitigating the risks of global trade.
A meeting was held with US and Russian nonproliferation experts to encourage potential future dialogue between the two countries.
The danger today is the two countries would accidentally start a nuclear war because no one is talking to the other.
The West’s clash with Russia is a preview of the conflicts that will arise in the coming decades.
CNS held a track 1.5 dialogue in Tel Aviv, Israel, April 29–30, 2018.
A CNS workshop discussed ramifications on Saudi electricity needs, national and regional security, reactor suppliers, and US Congressional action.
A joint article by the directors of CNS and CENESS on the upcoming Russia–US summit.
The outcome of the Donald Trump-Kim Jong Un summit in Singapore brings to mind the old Army quip: “Hurry up and wait.”
If the White House continues to insist on the “Libya model,” we may be headed for re-runs of the rolling crisis of 2017.
