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US, European, and Russian Nuclear Experts Call for New START Extension
Timeline of Syrian Chemical Weapons Activity, 2012-2018
After the Missile Strikes: Toward More Effective Responses to Chemical Weapons Use
Statement from the Arms Control Association
Collateral Damage? The Chemical Weapons Convention in the Wake of the Syrian Civil War
By John Hart and Ralf Trapp, Arms Control Today
The Risks of Nuclear Cooperation with Saudi Arabia and the Role of Congress
By Kingston Reif, Daryl Kimball, and Kelsey Davenport
EU Prepares for U.S. Exit From Iran Deal
By Kelsey Davenport, Arms Control Today
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Trump Hurtles Toward Three Nuclear Crises
By Daryl Kimball, Arms Control Today

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Volume 48: April 2018

Collateral Damage? The Chemical Weapons Convention in the Wake of the Syrian Civil War

By John Hart and Ralf Trapp

The Missile Technology Control Regime and Shifting Proliferation Challenges

By Leonard S. Spector

Q&A: Ambassador Adam Bugajski: ‘The NPT is still strong and alive.’

Interviewed by Alicia Sanders-Zakre

REMARKS: Rebuilding a Common Vision on Disarmament and Arms Control

By António Guterres

News

New Russian Weapons Raise Arms Race Fears

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Latest Analysis

The Risks of Nuclear Cooperation with Saudi Arabia and the Role of Congress

As President Trump decides whether to continue implementing the successful 2015 Iran nuclear deal,...

April 4, 2018
The New U.S. Nuclear Strategy is Flawed and Dangerous. Here’s Why.

In December 2016, President Donald Trump tweeted that the United States “must greatly...

February 15, 2018
Trump’s Cynical Gambit on the Iran Nuclear Deal

Trump’s ultimatum that Congress pass legislation to unilaterally address what he describes as...

January 17, 2018

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International Support for the Iran Nuclear Deal

International support for the 2015 nuclear deal between the P5+1 (China, France, Germany, Russia, the United Kingdom and the United States) and Iran remains strong, despite comments by U.S. President Donald Trump threatening the future of the agreement.The Arms Control Association will be adding...

Events

2018 Arms Control Association Annual Meeting

Apr 19, 2018

Remarks to the Maryland House of Delegates Rules Committee on Nuclear Weapons Launch Procedures

Mar 05, 2018

REMARKS: "An Assessment of the New Nuclear Posture Review," at the 2018 Nuclear Deterrence Summit

Feb 26, 2018

US, European, and Russian Nuclear Experts Call for New START Extension

Timeline of Syrian Chemical Weapons Activity, 2012-2018

After the Missile Strikes: Toward More Effective Responses to Chemical Weapons Use

Collateral Damage? The Chemical Weapons Convention in the Wake of the Syrian Civil War

The Risks of Nuclear Cooperation with Saudi Arabia and the Role of Congress

EU Prepares for U.S. Exit From Iran Deal

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