By Farrah Zughni
Arms Control Today, ACA's monthly magazine, goes beyond the news headlines to identify policy problems with and solutions to risks posed by the world's most dangerous weapons.
Check out the three most popular news articles from our December issue:
By Rob Golan-Vilella
By Jeff Abramson
The Arms Control Association seeks nominations for its annual Arms Control Person(s) of the Year competition.
By Daryl G. Kimball
Once-upon-a-time presidential candidate, Mitt Romney has once again urged the Senate to "Stop New START." Once again he shows he's getting some bad advice.
By Daryl G. Kimball
The Washington Times is running a misleading story this morning that mischaracterizes the discussions between the United States and Russia on potential cooperation on missile defense, implying that these "secret" talks could "limit" missile defense, and suggesting that Secretary of State Clinton and Secretary of Defense Gates denied that the United States and Russia were discussing the issue of missile defense cooperation.
In reality:
By Greg Thielmann
By Alfred Nurja
The Arms Control Association has just put up the full transcript and slides from our November 22 event "The Status of Iran's Nuclear and Missile Program," part of ACA's Solving the Iranian Nuclear Puzzle Project. Stay tuned for ACA's upcoming Iran briefing on "Pathways Towards a Diplomatic Solution" in early January.
To read the full transcript please click here: http://www.armscontrol.org/events/IranNuclearStatus
By Alfred Nurja
The Arms Control Association hosted a briefing on the Status of Iranian Nuclear and Missile Program yesterday at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace. This was the first in a series of four briefings designed to analyze the threat posed by the Iranian nuclear program and explore ways to deal with it. The highlights from the session that appear below are based on notes and are not direct quotations.
Stay tuned for the release of the full transcript.
By Alfred Nurja