Belfer Center Experts on Nuclear Security

As the 2016 Nuclear Security Summit convenes in Washington, D.C. this week, Belfer Center experts provide analysis and recommendations on the future of global nuclear security:

• As Nuclear Security Summit Begins, Materials Remain Vulnerable to Theft
  Article by David Sanger and William J. Broad quotes Matthew Bunn and cites Managing the Atom report
  The New York Times
   
• Belgium Highlights the Nuclear Terrorism Threat and Security Measures to Stop it
  Op-ed Matthew Bunn
  The World Post
   
• Brussels Attacks Stoke Fears About Security of Belgian Nuclear Facilities
  Quotes Matthew Bunn and cites Managing the Atom report
  The Washington Post
   
• Nuclear Security: Continuous Improvement or Dangerous Decline?
  Op-ed by Matthew Bunn, Martin Malin, Nickolas Roth, and William Tobey
  Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists
   
• Two Reasons to Restore American Nuclear Leadership
  Op-ed by Daniel Poneman
  Medium
   
• What Price Nuclear Governance?
  Funding the International Atomic Energy Agency
  Report by Trevor Findlay
  Project on Managing the Atom
   
• The 2016 Nuclear Security Summit: What to Look For
  Briefing by Gary Samore
  The Asia Society
   
• The All-Too-Human Reason Nuclear Material Isn’t Secure Enough
  Op-ed by William Tobey
  Defense One
   
• It’s Time for China to Turn Nuclear-Security Pledges into Reality
  Op-ed by Hui Zhang
  Defense One
   
• China’s Nuclear Security: Progress, Challenges, and Next Steps
  Report by Hui Zhang
  Project on Managing the Atom
   
• How China Needs to Improve Its Legal Framework on Nuclear Security
  Op-ed by Hui Zhang
  Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists
   
• Six Ways to Prevent Nuclear Terrorism [Video, 3:53]
  Video interview with Matthew Bunn
  Belfer Center