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Kazakhstan Lab

Kazakhstan’s New National Laboratory is a Regional Resource for a Global Cause

A US-funded biosafety lab in Kazakhstan could herald a new era of collaboration.

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34 Years after the Chernobyl Disaster

WEBINAR: Examining the challenges and prospects for the exclusion zone.

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COVID-19 Has Shown U.S., U.K. Are Vulnerable to Biological Terrorism

CNS’s Dr. Richard Pilch shares his thoughts on addressing natural and deliberate biological threats.

Iran's Qased SLV launch April 2020.

Have Iran’s Space Ambitions Taken a Worrisome New Turn?

The April 2020 launch may represent a hedging strategy aimed at acquiring long-range ballistic-missile technology.

General Buck Turgidson (George C. Scott) demonstrating a B-52 flying low enough to fry chickens in a barnyard.

Dr. Strangelove Redux?

The consequences of delegating strategic decision making to machines.

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Keeping Peace in the Nuclear Age

Distinguished Visiting Scholar Rose Gottemoeller and Anatoly Antonov on extending New START.

Drone Swarm

AI, Drone Swarming, and Escalation Risks in Future Warfare

The dangers of using unreliable, AI-augmented war-fighting drones.

Martin B. Malin (Src: belfercenter.org)

In Remembrance of Martin B. Malin

It is with deep sadness that CNS notes the recent passing of Dr. Martin (Marty) Malin.

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CNS Receives USGIF 2020 Award

In recognition of CNS’s outstanding achievements using OSINT to address nonproliferation challenges.

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Combating the Financing of Proliferation

Ian J. Stewart in the Journal of Financial Crime.