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Explainer

Hazardous and Toxic Chemicals on the Move: Under-regulated, Vulnerable, and Dangerous

The growing global chemical trade and threat of chemical terrorism creates an urgent need for national implementation of transport security measures.

Richard Cupitt • Mark Albon • Mary Vecellio

Resource

Integrated Implementation of Strategic Trade Control Regimes

A guide for good practices implementation of trade control regimes for both conventional defense and dual-use CBRN items

Project Note

IAEA Inspectors visit the Russia-controlled Zaporizhzhya nuclear power plant in Ukraine

Ploughshares podcast on what happens when a nuclear power plant is in a war zone.

Cindy Vestergaard

Commentary

Nuclear Order under Stress

Nuclear risks have multiplied in recent years, renewing anxieties about the grim possibility of nuclear conflict.

Alfredo Labbe

Resource

Nuclear Security News and Member Updates, August 2022

IAEA mission to Zaporizhzhia sets off, GAO reveals vulnerabilities in NRC’s radioactive source security, Japan repatriates 45kg of HEU

Sneha Nair • Richard Cupitt • Christina McAllister

Report

The Arms Trade Treaty: Assessing Its Impact on Countering Diversion

A look at how the ATT has contributed to measures to counter diversions in international arms transfers.

Rachel Stohl • Ryan Fletcher • Elias Yousif

Report

Taking Stock of ATT Reporting (2022)

Examining ATT reporting trends and challenges, assessing the treaty’s transparency contributions, and identifying opportunities to enhance reporting efforts.

Ryan Fletcher • Rachel Stohl • Elias Yousif

Policy Paper

Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion in Nuclear Security Culture: Insider Threat Assessments at Nuclear Facilities

Nuclear security is increasingly vulnerable to insiders, thanks to structural biases in conceptualizing threats – a DE&I security culture provides answers.

Sneha Nair