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We couldn’t agree more with Tulsi Gabbard 🌺 on her reflections following her visit to Hiroshima. “It is up to us, the people, to speak up and demand an end to this madness. We must reject this path to nuclear war and work toward a world where no one has to live in fear of a

ICYMI - Excellent article on how not to spoil the unique collective that currently exists for the expansion of nuclear energy from Ernest Moniz and John Deutch in National Interest: bit.ly/3FGOurl

As President John F. Kennedy said 62 years ago today, “No problem of human destiny is beyond human beings. Man’s reason and spirit have often solved the seemingly unsolvable—and we believe they can do it again.” (President John F. Kennedy's "Peace Speech" From C-Span)

Last week, NTI experts were in Oslo for a working meeting of the International Partnership for Nuclear Disarmament Verification (IPNDV). We're grateful to the Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs for hosting such a productive and dynamic event, and to all the IPNDV Partners who

"There may come a time, sooner than we imagine, when the world would feel safe to curtail production of nuclear arms. The cost cutback alone would be a direct financial gain to every country," Yoko Ono, 1982.

The cycle of military attack and reprisal is once again dangerously in play in the Middle East.  It must be broken before escalation, combined with increasingly destructive technology, one day precludes any hope of peace and security for the region.  Israel’s actions make it

NTI's Eric Brewer notes that before the recent Israeli strikes, Iran was believed to be less than a week away from producing bomb-grade uranium. On Friday, he warned, “If Fordow is still operating, if the materials stored there are still intact, that timeline hasn’t changed.”

At a time when nuclear dangers are more acute than at any point since the Cold War, it’s important for nuclear-armed countries to reach mutually agreed upon constraints, without which, NTI's Paul Dean said, “we will enter a wasteful and dangerous action-reaction cycle which has

Just to be clear: we are perfectly capable of expanding nuclear electricity without increasing access to nuclear weapons. The biggest proliferation risk comes from uranium enrichment or nuclear waste reprocessing facilities, not nuclear reactors themselves. Don’t believe me?

Israel’s strikes may have damaged Iran’s nuclear infrastructure, but they’ve likely deepened Tehran’s resolve to pursue a bomb. NTI’s Eric Brewer explains why this campaign could backfire. Read the full analysis. ⤵️ foreignpolicy.com/2025/06/16/ira…

Leaders of nuclear-armed states must recognize and act on the principle that any use of nuclear weapons would be catastrophic and must be avoided. To reduce nuclear risk will require sustained attention and bold leadership.

In the past year alone, nuclear threats have increased across multiple regions around the world. ▶️ Israeli strikes targeted Iran's nuclear program. ▶️ India and Pakistan, two nuclear-armed states with a history of armed conflict, escalated tensions. ▶️ Russia used nuclear

NTI CEO, Ernest Moniz joined PBS PBS News to discuss the evolving situation between Iran and Israel. Watch the full interview for his perspective on the current nuclear and diplomatic landscape. ⤵️ pbs.org/newshour/show/…

Hear what NTI's Ernest Moniz has to say about Iran's nuclear capabilities in his interview with Erin Burnett on Erin Burnett OutFront. ⤵️