Analysis

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Why insurance companies might be stuck paying ransoms to North Korean hackers

North Korean hackers make ransoms cheaper than backup and restoration costs, making it likely companies will pay up.

Politico

It’s Time to Rethink Our Russia Policy

America’s mix of sanctions and diplomacy isn’t working. An open letter reconsiders our approach to Putin—and whoever is next.

Willful Remembrance

How the Hiroshima and Nagasaki survivors—and the coronavirus generation—can affect systemic change.

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CNS Alumni on the COVID-19 Pandemic in Egypt and Mali

WEBINAR: Featuring former Visiting Fellows.

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Unauthorized Flags: A Threat to the Global Maritime Regime

A gap in oversight can be exploited for a range of illicit activities.

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Nuclear Testing Offers Little Scientific Value to the US, Benefits Other Countries

July 15, 2020 marks 75 years since the detonation of the first nuclear bomb, the Trinity Test.

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Nuclear Uzbekistan: Risks and Opportunities

Margarita Kalinina-Pohl interview in Voices on Central Asia.

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Transparency and Reporting on Arms Exports within and from the EU

Report prepared for the European Parliament.

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Geo4Nonpro Project

Geo4Nonpro united geospatial analysis experts and novices to discover WMD programs worldwide.

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How Augmented Reality Can Help Americans Understand Arms Control

The pandemic has changed communication to audiences who are not physically close to their products.