Lessons from the London P5 Conference: Why civil society engagement is key for success
In February, the ELN and King’s College London coordinated the civil society events at the London P5 Process meeting.
In February, the ELN and King’s College London coordinated the civil society events at the London P5 Process meeting.
As the 50th Anniversary of the NPT approaches, the International Partnership for Nuclear Disarmament Verification (IPNDV) is demonstrating that verifiable dismantlement of nuclear warheads, whilst challenging, is possible.
ELN Research Director Andreas Persbo is quoted in Bloomberg about coronavirus and its implications for the JCPOA.
At present, current institutions underpinning the global nuclear order are not fit for purpose. New forums, such as CEND and “stepping stones”, serve a practical purpose of generating new ideas for promoting nuclear disarmament and reducing nuclear risk.
High-level officials from the five nuclear weapon states recognised under the NPT met in London this week for the 2020 “P5 Process” dialogue.
The ELN’s Andreas Persbo and Sahil Shah reflect on the recent Wilton Park Conference on nuclear non-proliferation and what awaits at the Review Conference in May.