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"I actually have a pretty good collection of Arms Control Today, which I have read throughout my career. It's one of the few really serious publications on arms control issues."
– Gary Samore
Former White House Coordinator for Arms Control and WMD Terrorism
The Arms Control Association in the News
Article Title Cited News Source News Date
How close is Iran to building a nuclear weapon? Daryl G. Kimball PolitiFact January 9, 2020
Is the Iran nuclear deal effectively dead? Three questions. Arms Control Association Christian Science Monitor January 8, 2020
It would take Iran more than 4 months to develop nuclear weapons Read more: https://www.newscientist.com/article/mg24532643-600-it-would-take-iran-more-than-4-months-to-develop-nuclear-weapons/#ixzz6ByvHa6gH Arms Control Association New Scientist January 8, 2020
FactChecking Trump’s Iran Address Daryl G. Kimball FactCheck.org January 8, 2020
Hope for the Iran nuclear deal is not completely lost Kelsey Davenport IranSource (Atlantic Council) January 7, 2020
Hope for the Iran nuclear deal is not completely lost Kelsey Davenport Atlantic Council January 7, 2020
How close is Iran to a nuclear weapon? Here’s what we know Daryl G. Kimball WIRED January 7, 2020
Iranian Nuclear Deal On Life Support After Tehran Decides To Ignore Restrictions Kelsey Davenport Radio Free Europe / Radio Liberty January 6, 2020
The Breathtaking Unravelling of the Middle East After Suleimani’s Death Daryl G. Kimball The New Yorker January 6, 2020
How Close Is Iran to a Nuclear Weapon? Here's What We Know Daryl G. Kimball WIRED January 6, 2020
For U.S. Democrats, little recourse over Trump's Iran actions Daryl G. Kimball Reuters January 6, 2020
Is Iran Abandoning the 2015 Nuclear Agreement? Kelsey Davenport Foreign Policy January 6, 2020
The Dire Consequences of Trump’s Suleimani Decision Arms Control Association The New York Times January 4, 2020
Getting Iran's Nuclear Compliance Straight Julia Masterson Wall Street Journal January 2, 2020
Controversy continues to swirl around uranium enrichment contract Arms Control Association Physics Today January 1, 2020
U.S. And Russia Have Just Over A Year To Deal With An Expiring Nuclear Treaty Daryl G. Kimball NPR January 1, 2020
Trump's Push For Lofty Nuclear Treaty Sparks Worry Over Current Deal Daryl G. Kimball NPR January 1, 2020
Why 80? Defense leaders discuss the need for plutonium pits Kingston Reif North August Star January 1, 2020
Controversy continues to swirl around uranium enrichment contract Arms Control Association Physics Today January 1, 2020
Putin’s Hypersonic Nuclear Missile Stirs Fears of Arms Race Daryl G. Kimball Bloomberg December 30, 2019

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