"Statement on President Trump’s Comments About Denuclearization Talks with Russia and China" by ACA exec. director @DarylGKimball https://ow.ly/eLTs50ZZ9cJ "If Trump is serious and wants to succeed on 'denuclearization,' it will take more than statements and wishful thinking."
Arms Control Association
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Working to eliminate the threats posed by the world's most dangerous weapons
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Providing news & analysis on threats posed by the world’s most dangerous weapons to policymakers, media, & the public—from 1971 to the present. http://www.armscontrol.org/
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ACA's flagship publication, Arms Control Today, welcomes submissions on a wide array of topics in the field of intl arms control and disarmament. Learn more about ACA's "New Voices" Essay Series, Book Reviews, “Looking Back” Series, and other ways to have your work featured in ACT: https://lnkd.in/eszfK3Cz.
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In the October 2026 #ArmsControlToday, experts tackle the preservation of normative restraint in Outer Space, assess #AI in the 2026 NPT Review cycle, and envision how to re-energize the #nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty. Get the latest on these topics + more: https://lnkd.in/eF9gQZXa
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Joint Resolution of Disapproval introduced in the Senate on controversial, flawed U.S.-Saudi nuclear cooperation agreement, setting up Senate vote. See: https://ow.ly/5GtI50ZYcLJ
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FEATURE | 'Preserving Normative Restraint in Outer Space' As great powers develop counterspace capabilities and the United States moves to weaponize space, new initiatives are needed to protect norms that have kept space free of conflict. Read now in Oct'26 Arms Control Today. https://lnkd.in/eVWq8h5v
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FEATURE | 'Emerging Technologies and the NPT: Assessing AI in the 2026 Review Cycle' Despite the growing debate over the dangers of AI, the 2026 nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty Review Conference failed to address the nexus between AI and nuclear weapons. Full review by the minister-counsellor at El Salvador’s UN mission in New York in Arms Control Today: https://ow.ly/IBSR50ZXHkI
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FEATURE | 'Out of the Ashes: How to Re-energize the NPT' The nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty review process, the best mechanism for dealing with such challenges as nuclear buildups, is becoming irrelevant. What can reverse the slide? Find out in the October 2026 Arms Control Today: https://ow.ly/hWtE50ZXGKw
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"The CTBT at 30: Reinforcing the Norm Against Testing," remarks by @DarylGKimball for a briefing organized by Austria on Oct. 9 the margins of the 1st Committee of the 81st UN General Assembly: https://ow.ly/m8mg50ZWTcy
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OTD 40 years ago ... "LOOKING BACK: The 1986 Reykjavik Summit, " from Arms Control Today in 2006 by Ambassador James E. Goodby: https://ow.ly/QKic50ZWEpA
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NEWS BRIEF | 'Secret Dossier Adds to CW Evidence in Sudan' "A dossier leaked by a Middle Eastern intelligence agency to The New York Times provides new evidence that Sudan developed and produced chlorine as a chemical weapon over six months in 2024." - Arms Control Today, Oct'26. Read more: https://ow.ly/JJhF50ZVARK
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