FAS Roundup – March 25, 2019 March 25, 2019
Above The Fray Cold War Science Diplomacy with the Soviets with Professor Frank von Hippel In the latest episode of Above The Fray, FAS President …
Read moreAbove The Fray Cold War Science Diplomacy with the Soviets with Professor Frank von Hippel In the latest episode of Above The Fray, FAS President …
Read moreAt #Nukefest, We Asked All The Wrong Questions FAS’ Matt Korda wrote for Inkstick on the 2019 Carnegie International Nuclear Policy Conference (“Nukefest”), the health of…
Read moreMount: Can’t bet “all or nothing” on North Korea’s denuclearization Adam Mount (Director, Defense Posture Project) appeared on CNN Newsroom with Victor Blackwell…
Read moreReport Managing a Nuclear-Armed North Korea The FAS International Study Group on North Korea Policy – 14 experts from 5 countries – released their …
Read moreAnalysis Anatomy of a Failed Summit: At Hanoi, All or Nothing Ends with Nothing Writing for CNN, FAS’ Adam Mount analyzes the collapse of the…
Read morePutin Ratchets Up Nuclear Warning Against U.S. Speaking to The Wall Street Journal, FAS’ Hans Kristensen detailed the “invincible” weapons Russian President Vladimir Putin threatened the U.S. with,…
Read moreAnalysis Goals for Any Arms Control Proposal with North Korea In The Bulletin, FAS Adjunct Senior Fellow Ankit Panda and co-author John K. Warden provide detailed guidance for managing…
Read moreFAS President: Scientists Should Educate, Engage Their Lawmakers on Critical Science Issues FAS President Ali Nouri wrote in Nature: Scientists should engage and educate their…
Read moreFAS Senior Fellow will help World Bank Forecast Global Crises, Improve Disaster Response FAS has partnered with the World Bank to help the agency better anticipate global…
Read moreThe Rise of NGOs: What Cheap and Available Imagery Means for Monitoring and Advocacy FAS’ Pia Ulrich and Christopher Bidwell, along with John Lauder, Harvey…
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