Highlights
Abolishing Nuclear Weapons: A Debate
Carnegie Report, February 2009
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Nuclear Energy: Rebirth or Resuscitation?
Carnegie Report, March 2009
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The Taming of the Great Nuclear Powers
Policy Outlook, May 2009
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Concrete Steps to Improve the Nonproliferation Regime
Carnegie Paper, April 2009
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Grading Progress on 13 Steps Toward Nuclear Disarmament
Policy Outlook, May 2009
Proliferation Analysis
Iran's Elections: The International Implications
Iran's nuclear ambitions and behavior regionally have generated concerns, internationally, eliciting EU and UN Security Council reactions. The conventional wisdom in the West has been that Iranians support these policies and that there is at best only a difference of "tone" between the various factions in this area. This is mistaken. Recent events underline how much foreign policy has been used by hardliners for partisan purposes and how much scope there is for meaningful change in this area.
The IAEA Reports on Egypt: Reluctantly?
In an article in the February-March 2009 issue of Survival on "Exposing Nuclear Non-Compliance," Pierre Goldschmidt suggested that the lack of discussion about Egypt in the IAEA Annual Report for 2005 and subsequent Safeguards Implementation Reports gave the false impression that the issue has been resolved. The IAEA's credibility is at stake, as Dr. Goldschmidt lays out in this Proliferation Analysis.
