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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Keeping a National Consensus on Nuclear Policy
The Mitchell Institute for Aerospace Studies presents Keeping a National Consensus on Nuclear Policy, a discussion with John Harvey.
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Counterproliferation Strategy & the Proliferation Security Initiative
If the United States is to consider a more aggressive counterproliferation strategy, it must occur beyond the context of the Proliferation Security Initiative.
Events
Escalation and Limited Wars with China or Russia?
The Mitchell Institute for Aerospace Studies invites you to: Mitchell Nuclear Deterrence Series Escalation and Limited Wars with China or Russia? A Discussion with: Elbridge Colby, Director, Defense Program at Center for a New American Security James Acton, Co-Director, Nuclear Policy Program at Carnegie Endowment for International Peace ——————————————————————————————————— Friday, June 7, 2019 8:30 am 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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The future of U.S. extended deterrence
In February 2018, the Trump administration released the Nuclear Posture Review (NPR), which seeks to ensure that the United States will continue to maintain a safe, secure, and effective deterrent that protects the U.S. homeland, assures allies, and above all, deters adversaries. The NPR devotes significant attention to extended deterrence and recommends several specific actions Read More
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THE END OF STRATEGIC STABILITY?
Nuclear Weapons and the Challenge of Regional Rivalries by Lawrence Rubin and Adam N. Stulberg, Editors Join us as Ambassador Eric Edelman, CSBA Counselor, and Rebecca Hersman, Senior Adviser in the International Security Program and Director of the Project on Nuclear Issues at CSIS, discuss this new volume with the editors, Lawrence Rubin and Adam Read More
Resources
The “Consensual Straitjacket”: Four Decades of Women in Nuclear Security
This study tells the stories of nearly two dozen women with decades of experience in nuclear, arms control, and non-proliferation policy. They have much to teach us, not just about the history of the field but about its future—how to keep it thriving, fill it with vital and innovative talent, and connect it with the best thinking about security, from which it has been too often cut off.
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Trilateral Dialogue on Nuclear Issues – 2018 Consensus Statement
CSIS in partnership with the Royal United Services Institute and the Fondation pour la Recherche Stratégique organized the European Trilateral Track 2 Nuclear Dialogues in 2018.