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Putin’s Assault on Ukraine and Threat of a Wider War
March 2022
The Kremlin’s war on Ukrainian cities, towns, nuclear power stations, hospitals, and civilians is indefensible, illegal, premeditated, and heartbreaking. In the days, weeks, months, and years ahead, we need to make sure we don’t lose sight of the fact that it is war and the threat of nuclear war that are our common enemies.
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The Role of Arms Control in U.S.-Russian Relations
February 2022
We are grateful for the generosity of loyal and generous members, donors, and subscribers in 2021, especially those who have been our stalwart supporters over the years. Stay tuned for information on our 50th anniversary Annual Meeting this year.
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Help Us Bend the Arc of Nuclear History
December 2021
As we close out 2021, ACA has said goodbye to a number of close friends and experts as they move on to (or back into) government service. We continue to press for a return to the JCPOA and other effective arms control solutions in the public forum, and our team prepares to attend a critical meeting of the NPT states parties next month.
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Addressing the Disarmament Deficit
October 2021
This week (Oct. 24-29) marks United Nations Disarmament Week, which seeks to promote awareness and a better understanding of disarmament issues. Read how, since being founded 50 years ago, the Arms Control Association has been a leading force pushing, prodding, and promoting effective action on arms control, nonproliferation, and disarmament—every day of every week, every year.
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A Call for Changes to Outdated Nuclear Thinking
September 2021
The Arms Control Association is appealing to the Biden administration to adhere to its nonproliferation principles in its review of the U.S. nuclear posture, and recently produced two in-depth reports on hypersonic weapons and on U.S. policy toward North Korea.