NTI experts bring years of experience at the highest levels of government and research to tackle nuclear, chemical, biological and radiological threats.
The Asia-Pacific Leadership Network released a statement encouraging the United States to adopt a nuclear No First Use policy and calling on its Pacific allies to support it.
The fifth meeting of the Younger Generation Leadership Network (YGLN) on Euro-Atlantic Security will take place on September 4-7, 2016 in Helsinki, Finland.
As the fall semester begins on many campuses, NTI has resources for students and professors interested in the history, theory, and policy surrounding weapons of mass destruction and disruption. Developed in partnership ...
John Carlson questions the benefits of reprocessing and using MOX fuel. The costs are so high, it is difficult to justify when compared to alternative approaches for spent fuel management.
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As long as nuclear materials and facilities exist and the nuclear terrorism threat remains, the cooperative work necessary to prevent catastrophic nuclear terrorism must continue.
Joan Rohlfing President and Chief Operating Officer Nuclear Threat Initiative
