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Olli Heinonen on a nuclear Iran

Posted on February 12, 2013 by belferinthenews

Video: Dealing with a Nuclear Iran- Early Morning Session Interview with Olli Heinonen Center for Strategic & International Studies Watch Olli Heinonen discuss the implications of a nuclear-armed Iran with Sharon Squassoni, director and senior fellow of the Proliferation Prevention … Continue reading →

Posted in Interview, Video | Tagged Belfer Center, Iran, nuclear, nuclear proliferation, Olli Heinonen, video

Olli Heinonen and Mark Hibbs on Iranian Nuclear Crisis

Posted on January 11, 2013 by belferinthenews

IAEA’s Integral Role in Ending the Iranian Nuclear Crisis By Olli Heinonen and Mark Hibbs Carnegie Endowment for International Peace “There is a small opening to resolve the Iranian nuclear crisis after the conclusion of the U.S. presidential election. Secretary … Continue reading →

Posted in Commentary, Op-Ed | Tagged Belfer Center, IAEA, Iranian Nuclear Crisis, Mark Hibbs, Middle East, nuclear, Olli Heinonen

Nicholas Burns on John Kerry

Posted on January 4, 2013 by belferinthenews

John Kerry, the Dealmaker-in-Chief By Nicholas Burns Boston Globe “When Senator John Kerry is confirmed as secretary of state later this month, he will encounter a number of complex tests as America’s top diplomat. The first is his challenging inbox, … Continue reading →

Posted in Commentary, Op-Ed | Tagged Afghanistan, Belfer Center, China, government, Hillary Clinton, Iran, John Kerry, Middle East, Nicholas Burns, North Korea, nuclear, secretary of state, United States

James K. Sebenius and Michael K. Singh on Iran nuclear deal

Posted on December 19, 2012 by belferinthenews

Is a Nuclear Deal with Iran Possible? An Analytical Framework for the Iran Nuclear Negotiations By James K. Sebenius and Michael K. Singh International Security Journal “Varied diplomatic approaches by multiple negotiators over the past several years have failed to conclude … Continue reading →

Posted in Authored article, Journal Article | Tagged Belfer Center, international security, Iran, James K. Sebenius, Michael K. Singh, Middle East, nuclear, nuclear deal, nuclear negotiations

William Tobey on nuclear security

Posted on December 19, 2012 by belferinthenews

Defining and Implementing Best Practices in Nuclear Security By William Tobey Discussion Paper This paper analyzes the contribution that best practices can make to the field of nuclear security by doing the following: – Defining what is meant by best … Continue reading →

Posted in Paper | Tagged Belfer Center, nuclear, nuclear security, security, William Tobey

Charles G. Cogan on Nuclear Negotiations

Posted on December 17, 2012 by belferinthenews

The Iranian Nuclear Negotiations: What’s Been the Blockage By Charles G. Cogan Huffington Post “While acknowledging the Iranian penchant for deception, and recognizing that Iran is continuing along a downward path toward totalitarianism, with a Revolutionary Guard and Bassij militia … Continue reading →

Posted in Commentary, International Security Program, Op-Ed | Tagged atomic, Belfer Center, Charles G. Cogan, Energy, IAEA, Iran, Middle East, military, negotiations, nuclear

Ashton B. Carter speaks at the Cooperative Threat Reduction Symposium

Posted on December 4, 2012 by belferinthenews

Remarks by Deputy Secretary Carter at the Cooperative Threat Reduction Symposium at National Defense University By Ashton B. Carter U.S. Department of Defense “As the Soviet Union disintegrated, they realized before anyone else that the danger of a Soviet nuclear … Continue reading →

Posted in Quoted, speech | Tagged Ashton B. Carter, Belarus, Belfer Center, Cold War, Cooperative Threat Reduction Symposium, CTR Program, Dick Lugar, Kazakhstan, Middle East, National Defense University, nuclear, Russia, Sam Nunn, Soviet Union, Ukraine, USSR

Charles D. Freilich on Iran and Israel

Posted on December 4, 2012 by belferinthenews

Striking Iran: The Debate in Israel By Charles D. Freilich Survival: Global Politics and Strategy “In recent months Israel’s political and defence leaders have engaged in an unprecedented and vociferous public debate about Iran’s nuclear programme, and about the advisability … Continue reading →

Posted in Authored article, Commentary, International Security Program, Op-Ed | Tagged Belfer Center, Charles D. Freilich, debate, defense, Iran, Israel, Meir Dagan, Middle East, Mossad, nuclear, politics, Shimon Peres

Graham Allison on the Cold War

Posted on November 30, 2012 by belferinthenews

Lessons from the Cold War Interview with Graham Allison NPR’s Talk of the Nation “Lessons from the Cold War that may help the U.S. in a “multipolar” world where China is an emerging superpower, “India, Pakistan, and North Korea have … Continue reading →

Posted in Commentary, Interview, Middle East Initiative | Tagged Ashley Tellis, Asia, Belfer Center, Cheng Li, China, Cold War, foreign policy, Graham Allison, India, Middle East, North Korea, NPR, nuclear, nuclear weapons, Pakistan, Talk of the Nation, Wilson Center

Olli Heinonen on Iran’s nuclear program

Posted on October 26, 2012 by belferinthenews

Iran filling nuclear bunker with centrifuges – diplomats Quotes Olli Heinonen Reuters “Iran may be able to accumulate up to four ‘significant quantities’ of weapons-grade uranium – each sufficient for one bomb – in as little as nine months from … Continue reading →

Posted in Quoted | Tagged Belfer Center, Iran, nuclear, Olli Heinonen