Commentary
European options amidst the INF clash of the titans
The culmination of the yearlong INF drama, beset with mutual accusations, now places Europeans under enormous pressure to address the ensuing security challenges.
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Commentary
Interview with Dr Hans Blix: The most important lesson in diplomacy is not to humiliate
ELN Senior Network member Dr Hans Blix speaks to Sophie Taylor on the current state of nuclear non-proliferation, the JCPOA, challenges in multilateralism and lessons-learned from a long and distinguished diplomatic career.
Media coverage
ELN Chair, Lord Browne of Ladyton featured in The Independent
ELN Chair and founder writes on the importance of proper crisis management in preventing an unintended nuclear catastrophe.
Commentary
Kill the NPT Collapse Thesis
The Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT) is often alleged to be at risk of “crumbling” or “damaged beyond repair”. Kjølv Egeland, Fellow at the Norwegian Academy of International Law, argues that this fear-mongering is unfounded. The NPT is one of the most widely supported international agreements that exist today. The challenge facing its supporters is not damage-limitation or “protecting what we’ve got” but extending the disarmament norm.
Policy brief
Nuclear Responsibility: A New Framework to Assess U.S. and Russian Behaviour
Dr Heather Williams, Lecturer in the Defence Studies Department at King’s College London (KCL) and Amelia Morgan, Research Assistant at KCL’s Centre for Science and Security Studies (CSSS) examine how the United States and Russia could become more responsible nuclear actors and strengthen the global nuclear order at a time when it is most fragile.
Commentary
Reflections and recommendations: The future of non-proliferation and disarmament
In the current deteriorating security environment there should be no complacency over the health and future of the NPT. The case must be re-made for the security benefits of this vital treaty.