At the present moment, it is hard to see grounds for optimism when it comes to nuclear arms control or risk reduction.
The end of nuclear weapons testing is a significant nonproliferation success, yet concerns about its resumption persist.
Concerns over China’s rapid nuclear arsenal expansion have prompted global efforts to assess its implications, especially for NATO’s security.
This paper assesses the impact of Russia’s war against Ukraine on multilateral nuclear diplomacy, with a particular focus on dynamics between Russia and countries of the Global South.
This paper delineates three predominant trends characterizing the utilization of end-use/r-based controls by states.
With multiple compromises on the perimeter, as well as poorly placed guard towers, the Shinkolobwe mine is not as secured as it should be.
Through case studies involving Russia, North Korea, and Iran the authors suggest that a more holistic, nuanced understanding of the adversary can inform effective policy responses.
Over the past decade China doubled its combat missile brigades and unveiled new capabilities revealing its fears and conceptions about how future wars in the region will be conducted.
This methodology would support a verifiable nuclear warhead arms control treaty or other measures addressing nuclear warheads.
The report contains a comprehensive account of the ACRS Working Group meetings during the 1990s.
