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The Prospects for U.S.-Russia Arms Control

With the demise of the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty (INF) and an unclear future for New START, U.S.-Russian arms control is in dire condition.

Event by Jeffrey Mankoff , Andrey Baklitskiy , Sharon Squassoni (discussant) , and Jeffrey Mankoff (moderator) — January 15, 2020

When Iran Attacks

In its January 8 attack, Iran achieved strategic effects while minimizing the risks of further escalation. CSIS’s Ian Williams argues that it also shows that Iran’s missiles pose a credible threat to U.S. and allied military forces in the region.

Critical Questions by Ian Williams — January 9, 2020

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Iran’s Recent Nuclear Announcement in the Context of Rising Regional Tensions

On January 5—amidst quickly escalating tensions between the United States and Iran—Tehran announced its latest steps to walk back its commitments to the 2015 nuclear deal. CSIS’s Eric Brewer analyzes the rationale behind Iran’s strategy and what is likely to happen next.

Critical Questions by Eric Brewer — January 6, 2020

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PONI 2019 Winter Conference

The PONI Conference Series, is unique in its emphasis on featuring rising experts and young professionals in the nuclear field.

Event by Eric Brewer , Rebecca Hersman , Ellen M Lord , and Rose Gottemoeller — December 11, 2019

The Gulf Military Balance and U.S. Commitments to the Gulf

In this two-part report, the Burke Chair examines the current military balance in the Gulf and analyzes how changing conditions may affect U.S. interests and its commitments to the region.

Report by Anthony H. Cordesman — December 9, 2019

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More Than Missiles: China Previews its New Way of War

China’s October 1 display of military hardware revealed a nation seeking to supplant the United States as the dominant military and technological power in the Asia-Pacific region.

Brief by Ian Williams and Masao Dahlgren — October 16, 2019

The New Start Arms Control Treaty: Extend it, Go for More, or Let it Lapse?

CSIS Europe Program visiting fellow Iain King analyzes the New Start Treaty and the time crunch facing the current U.S. administration to choose one of three paths. Their decision will determine the future of strategic arms reduction around the world for the coming decade.

Commentary by Iain King — July 19, 2019

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A Small Deal Within a Big Deal

As Presidents Donald Trump and Moon Jae-in meet next week in Seoul, the top agenda item will be forging a path forward in diplomacy with North Korea.

Newsletter by Victor Cha and Ami Bera — July 8, 2019

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