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The Nonproliferation Review

New Issue of the Nonproliferation Review Now Available

This issue contains a special section, “Symposium: The Strategic Elimination of Nuclear Weapons,” that is free to access until June 30, 2018.

OP#36: The Shadow Sector: North Korea’s Information Technology Networks

OP#36: The Shadow Sector: North Korea’s Information Technology Networks

North Korea’s global IT network undermines sanctions and poses grave cyber-security threats.

Nonproliferation Review • 24.5/6

Volume 24 • Numbers 5/6 FROM THE EDITORS Joshua H. Pollack & Rhianna Tyson Kreger CONTRIBUTORS View this issue’s contributor bios CORRESPONDENCE Trita Parsi SYMPOSIUM: THE STRATEGIC ELIMINATION OF NUCLEAR WEAPONS This Symposium section is free to access until June 30, 2018. VIDEO: EVENT AT STIMSON LEWIS A. DUNN’S PROPOSAL The strategic elimination of nuclear […]

Trump announcing Iran strategy, October 13, 2017. Credit: Whitehouse.gov

A Countdown to War

American threats could convince Iran it has no choice but to develop a nuclear bomb.

Nikolai Sokov

Once and Future Partners: The History of US-Soviet Nonproliferation Cooperation and Its Relevance Today

VIDEO: On May 10, 2018, CNS held a seminar with Nikolai Sokov, Sarah Bidgood, and Paul Warnke.

North Korea and the United States

The Kim-Trump Summit Is Set. What Can We Expect?

An unprecedented summit requires unparalleled analysis.

US and Saudi Arabian currency (src: Shutterstock)

Washington’s Plan for a Nuclear Agreement with Saudi Arabia May Be in Jeopardy

Op/ed by Chen Kane and Ramya Ramjee in National Interest

US and Iran Flags (Source: Wikimedia Commons)

CNS Experts Respond to the US Withdrawal from the Iran Deal

An “ill-conceived” decision “of potentially historic proportion.”

Venkatesan Ashok

Nuclear Energy, Nonproliferation & India

VIDEO: Ambassador Venkatesan Ashok was India’s Ambassador to Zimbabwe and to the Czech Republic before taking charge as Consul General of India in San Francisco.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu

Yes, Iran Lied About Its Nuclear Capabilities. But So Did Israel

Netanyahu’s “theater” powerpoint demonstrated that even the almighty Mossad has no evidence of post-JCPOA violations.