By Greg Thielmann

The intelligence community may have missed the impending collapse of Moscow's empire in the late 1980s, but the Worldwide Threat Assessment presented to the Congress earlier this month by Director of National Intelligence James Clapper certainly reflects an awareness that Russia today is no longer an enemy of the United States. How else to explain that Clapper's 27-page Statement for the Record makes no mention of Russia's nuclear arsenal?

By Kelsey Davenport

Iran and the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) broke important new ground on Sunday, with an agreement that will finally allow the agency to begin its investigations into Iran's past nuclear activities with possible military dimensions. Satisfactory resolution of these issues will help demonstrate to the international community that Iran's nuclear program is peaceful and that the country is not pursuing nuclear weapons.

This bulletin highlights significant events in the world of arms control in the coming days, as compiled by staff and friends of the Arms Control Association.

By Ashley Luer

It has been more than a year since the White House announced that it would "soon" be releasing the results of a U.S. Landmine Policy review that was launched early in President Obama's first term in office.

This bulletin highlights significant events in the world of arms

control in the coming days, as compiled by staff and friends of the Arms Control Association.

By Greg Thielmann

On Jan. 29, The Director of National Intelligence, James Clapper, provided testimony to the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence implicitly contradicting the arguments of those criticizing the Joint Plan of Action now being implemented by Iran and its six negotiating partners.

By Tom Z. Collina

This bulletin highlights significant events in the world of arms control in the coming days, as compiled by staff and friends of the Arms Control Association.

By Daryl G. Kimball

This bulletin highlights significant events in the world of arms control in the coming days, as compiled by staff and friends of the Arms Control Association.