Nuclear Security & Deterrence Monitor Vol. 24 No. 10
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March 06, 2020

Future Nonprolieration Partnerships With Russia Will be Different, if Any Exist, GAO Says

By Dan Leone

Future efforts to secure Russian nuclear material left after from the Cold War are likely to bear little resemblance to the gold-standard programs of the past, if any get off the ground in the current era of significantly worsened relations between Washington and…

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Table of Contents

'Most Contentious' Nuclear Arms Modernization Debate Begins on Capitol Hill

By Dan Leone
NNSA, DOE Selling Softer Take on Budget Drama

By Dan Leone
DOE Revising Order That Limited DNFSB Access to Nuke Sites, Personnel

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By ExchangeMonitor
Future Nonprolieration Partnerships With Russia Will be Different, if Any Exist, GAO Says

By Dan Leone
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By ExchangeMonitor
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By ExchangeMonitor
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