Iran announced Monday—and international inspectors confirmed—that it had exceeded the amount of enriched uranium it can have on hand under the terms of the nuclear deal (known as the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action or JCPOA). The deal allows Iran to have up to 300kg of up to 3.67 percent enriched uranium hexafluoride.
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The new red line on Iran will fail
ERIC BREWER and RICHARD NEPHEW
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Can We Extend New Start, Keep Arms Control, Stop Proliferation, and Modernization Our Nuclear Deterrence?
The Mitchel Institute for Aerospace Studies presents a discussion on New START, arms control, modernization, and non-proliferation.
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Peering Beyond the DMZ: Understanding North Korea behind the Headlines
Join @CatoInstitute as they delve into issues beyond the headline on North Korea.
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The Arms Control Landscape
Hudson Institute will host the Director of the Defense Intelligence Agency Lieutenant General Robert P. Ashley, Jr., for a discussion on Russian and Chinese nuclear weapons. Lt. Gen. Ashley will provide keynote remarks and engage in a discussion with Hudson Senior Fellow Rebeccah Heinrichs. This will be followed by a panel of senior government officials Read More
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Addicted to Dominance: Masculinity, Competition, and the Making of Trump’s Nuclear Policy
President Trump leverages hegemonic masculinities to exercise power in pursuit of his political agenda. How does this affect U.S. nuclear policy and what does it mean for the future of arms control?
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2019 Arms Control Association Annual Meeting
New Risks and New Arms Control Solutions: North Korea, Disruptive Technologies, and the New Arms Race 9:00 a.m. Welcome Thomas Countryman, Chair of the Board, Arms Control Association 9:15 a.m. Morning Panel I “INF, New START, and the Crisis in U.S.-Russian Arms Control” Ambassador Richard Burt, Former U.S. Diplomat and Negotiator on the Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty (START), Read More
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New Risks and New Arms Control Solutions: North Korea, Disruptive Technologies, and the New Arms Race
The 2019 Arms Control Association Annual Meeting will bring together members and colleagues in the field, journalists, U.S. and international officials, and prominent experts and policymakers to discuss ongoing effort to rein-in Pyongyang’s nuclear and missile programs, the challenges posed by new weapons technologies, strategies for preventing a new U.S.-Russian arms race, and more. A Read More
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The Hanoi Summit: Implications and Opportunities
Stimson Center is hosting a panel discussion to review summit outcomes and implications for making a DPRK denuclearization deal, key takeaways and opportunities moving forward. Highlights Cohosted with the International Crisis Group Moderator: LAUREL MILLER, Director, Asia Program, International Crisis Group Panelists: CHRISTOPHER GREEN, Senior Adviser, Korean Peninsula, International Crisis Group JOEL WIT, Senior Fellow & Read More
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ICYMI: The Future of U.S.-North Korea Relations
The Future of U.S.-North Korea Relations Council on Foreign Relations February 21, 2019 See the full panel at CFR Opening Remarks LIPPERT: So I’m going to go first to Rebecca. And Rebecca, you’re the arms control, nonproliferation expert here. Can you just—to level-set everybody here—take us through kind of a brief history of the program, Read More