Threat Reduction/Nunn-Lugar
News and Analysis
Relevant Arms Control Today
Articles
ACT News Articles
2008
Congress Ups Nonproliferation Spending for ‘08
January/February 2008.
2007
U.S., Russia Recast Plutonium-Disposition Pact
December 2007.
Nuclear Material Consolidation Schedule Lags
December 2007.
Senate Endorses Threat Reduction Action Plan
November 2007.
2006
Lawmakers Mixed on Nuclear Funding
September 2006.
Downblending Programs' Future in Doubt
September 2006.
HEU Removed from Poland, Libya
September 2006.
President Gains Permanent CTR Waiver Power
January/February 2006.
Bush Plans Changes in Threat Programs
March 2006.
President Gains Permanent CTR Waiver Power
January/February 2006.
2005
Congress Boosts Threat Reduction Funding
December 2005.
Czech Uranium Removed
November 2005.
Threat Reduction Program Extends Reach to Ukrainian Biological Facilities
October 2005.
U.S. Urges Nicaraguan Arms Destruction
September 2005.
Plutonium Disposition Accord Reached
September 2005.
U.S., Russia Near Liability Accord
June 2005.
Threat Reduction Budget Detailed
April 2005.
U.S., Russia Seek Help on Plutonium
April 2005.
Congress Seeks Nonproliferation Measures
March 2005.
News Analysis:
Bush Second Term: More Diplomacy But Same Policies
March 2005.
Small Gains on Bush's Europe Trip
March 2005.
Modest Hike in Threat Reduction Budget
March 2005.
U.S. Says it Will Complete Russian Nuclear Security Upgrades by 2008
January/February 2005.
Russia Speeds Chemical Weapons Disposal
January/February 2005.
2004
Albania to Receive Nunn-Lugar Assistance
December 2004.
G-8 Partnership Selects Ukraine for Nonproliferation Funds
December 2004.
The Politics of Arms Control in the Second Bush Term
December 2004.
Can Bush or Kerry Prevent Nuclear Terrorism?
September 2004.
Congress Backs Bush's Defense Budget
July/August 2004.
U.S. Seeks Expansion of G-8
Nonproliferation Aid
June 2004
2003
Congress Backs Bush Request for
CTR Programs
December 2003.
Joint U.S.-Russian
Nuclear Cities Venture Launched
December 2003.
Contracts
Awarded to Replace Russian Reactors With Fossil-Fuel Plants
November 2003.
G-8
Gauges Progress of Threat Reduction Partnership
June 2003.
Congress
Approves $79 Billion Supplemental War Budget
May 2003.
Lugar,
Hunter Lock Horns on Threat Reduction
April 2003.
More
Security Needed at Russian Nuke Facilities
April 2003.
Republicans,
Democrats Square Off on Approaches to Proliferation
April 2003.
U.S.,
Russia Agree to Plutonium Reactor Shutdown
April 2003.
U.S.,
Russian Academies Report on Nonproliferation Efforts
March 2003.
Bush
Signs 2003 Defense Authorization Act
January/February 2003.
2002
Congress
Gives Bush Three-Year Waiver for Threat Reduction
December 2002.
G-8
Partnership Needs More Funding
November 2002.
U.S.
Funds Released for Shchuch’ye
November 2002.
Bush
Signs Waiver, Freeing Threat Reduction Funding
September 2002.
U.S.,
Russia, IAEA Initiate Plan To Secure Radioactive Material
July/August 2002.
G-8
Leaders Agree to Fund Threat Reduction Programs
July/August 2002.
U.S.
Seeks Threat Reduction Funding From Allies
June 2002.
Bush
Refuses to Certify Russian Chem-Bio Compliance
May 2002.
Lugar
Seeks to Expand Threat Reduction's Reach
April 2002.
Threat
Reduction Funding Increase Requested
March 2002.
Threat
Reduction Boosted by Policy Review, Spending Bills
January/February 2002.
2001
DOE
Threat Reduction Funding Cut, Programs Reorganized
December 2001.
U.S.
to Clean Up Soviet-Era Germ Warfare Program in Uzbekistan
November 2001.
Bush Seeks Cuts
in Pentagon Threat Reduction Programs
September 2001.
U.S.,
Uzbekistan Sign Threat Reduction Agreement
July/August 2001.
Energy
Official, GAO Testify on DOE Threat Reduction Efforts
June 2001.
White
House Budget Seeks Threat Reduction Cuts
May 2001.
Bush
Reviews Threat Reduction Programs, Contemplates Cuts
April 2001.
Independent Panel
Urges Increased Threat Reduction Efforts in Russia
March 2001.
Clinton Administration Approves
'Heu Deal' Contract With Russia
March 2001.
2000
DOE, Russian Navy
Sign MPC&A Agreement
October 2000.
Clinton Protects Russian ‘HEU
Deal’ Assets
July/August 2000.
Plutonium, Early-Warning
Accords Advanced at U.S.-Russian Summit
July/August 2000.
U.S., Russia Reassess Reactor
Conversion Agreement
March 2000.
1999
After Stumble, ‘HEU Deal’ Back
on Track
December 1999.
1998
U.S., Russia Sign
'Nuclear Cities' Agreement
October 1998.
1997
U.S. Buys Moldovan
Aircraft to Prevent Acquisition by Iran
October 1997.
ACT Feature Articles
Paul F. Walker
LOOKING BACK: Kananaskis at Five: Assessing the Global Partnership
September 2007.
Alexander Glaser and Frank N. von Hippel
Global Cleanout: Reducing The Threat of HEU-Fueled Nuclear Terrorism
January/February 2006.
Senator Richard G. Lugar
Eliminating the Obstacles to
Nunn-Lugar
March 2003.
Harold Smith
Consolidating Threat Reduction
November 2003.
Representatives Curt Weldon and Chet Edwards,
The
Post-Hussein Era: America, Russia, Terrorism, and Weapons Of Mass
Destruction
June 2003.
Kenneth N. Luongo and William E. Hoehn III,
Reform
and Expansion of Cooperative Threat Reduction
June 2003.
John M. Spratt, Jr
Stopping
a Dangerous Drift in U.S. Arms Control Policy
March 2003.
Senator Richard G. Lugar
The
Next Steps in U.S. Nonproliferation Policy
December 2002.
James Fuller
Debt
for Nonproliferation: The Next Step in Threat Reduction
January/February 2002.
Leonard S. Spector
Missing
the Forest for the Trees: U.S. Non-Proliferation Programs in Russia
June 2001.
Kenneth N. Luongo
The Uncertain Future
of U.S.-Russian Cooperative Nuclear Security
January/February 2001.
Kenneth N. Luongo
Don't Let Furor From Cox
Report Undermine U.S.-Russian Cooperation
April/May 1999.
Senator Joseph R. Biden, Jr.
Maintaining the Proliferation
Fight In the Former Soviet Union
March 1999.
Victor Alessi and Ronald F. Lehman II
Science in the Pursuit of
Peace: The Success and Future of the ISTC
June/July 1998.
James E. Doyle
Improving Nuclear Materials Security
In the Former Soviet Union: Next Steps for the MPC&A Program
March 1998.
Jason D. Ellis and Todd Perry
Nunn Lugar's Unfinished Agenda
October 1997.
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