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Oct 30, 2008 How Much More Bomb Uranium Will Russia Blend Down?
Mr. Zarate is a research fellow at the Nonproliferation Policy Education Center. His essay essay looks at the future of Russian high enriched uranium downblending and Russian low enriched uranium sales to the United States in the wake of the so-called "Domenici Amendment" (September 30, 2008), a recent law sponsored by Sen. Pete Domenici (R-NM) that, among other things, creates new commercial incentives for Russian keep downblending HEU after 2013.
Working Papers
Sep 08, 2008 Message to the Congress on the U.S.-Russia Civil Nuclear Cooperation Agreement
This letter from President George W. Bush rescinds Presidential Determination 2008-19, and by so doing, withdraws from Congressional consideration the "123" agreement for U.S.-Russia civil nuclear cooperation agreement.
Official Docs & Letters
Jun 11, 2008 The U.S.-Russia Nuclear Cooperation Agreement: The Case for Conditioning
At the hearing, Mr. Sokolski submitted for the record "The Next Phase of U.S.-Russia Civil Nuclear Relations: Opportunities Risks and Choices" (revised June 12, 2008), a background paper by NPEC research fellow Robert Zarate and Mr. Sokolski on impending changes and challenges to the bilateral nuclear parternship.
Testimony & Transcripts
Jun 11, 2008 Overview of The Next Phase of U.S.-Russian Civil Nuclear Relations: Opportunities, Risks and Choices (Updated August 1, 2008)
Mr. Sokolski, NPEC's executive director, entered into the record a version of this overview essay during his testimony before the House Committee on Foreign Affairs' June 12th hearing on the U.S.-Russian civil nuclear cooperation agreement.
Working Papers
Mar 25, 2008 Nuclear Triggers and Safety Catches, the FSU and the FSRs (1992)
Courtesy the private papers of Henry Sokolski, this previously unpublished note is also available on Albert Wohlstetter Dot Com, the website for NPEC's project to highlight the continuing relevance of Albert and Roberta Wohlstetter's work
Working Papers
Jan 31, 2008 National Review Online, "Bad Business: Civilian Nuclear Cooperation with Moscow."
This op-ed is also available on NRO"s website
Op-Eds & Blogs
Jun 10, 2003 U.S.-Russian Cooperation in Space: Its Tensions With Nonproliferation
Testimony of the Nonproliferation Policy Education Center executive director, Henry Sokolski, presented before The House Committee on Science, Subcommittee on Space and Aeronautics.
Testimony & Transcripts
Sep 12, 2002 Reducing Strategic Weapons Threats with Russia: Three Shortcomings
Testimony of the Nonproliferation Policy Education Center executive director, Henry Sokolski, presented before The Senate Foreign Relations Committee.
Testimony & Transcripts
Sep 09, 2002 Missile Nonproliferation and Missile Defense
Presentations
Jun 10, 2002 The Weekly Standard, "A Pox on both our Houses: Moscow and Washington are Playing with Nuclear Matches"
Op-Eds & Blogs
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