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May 07, 2010 |
NPEC Urges White House to Ensure Russia Stops Supporting Iran's Weapons Program
NPEC's executive director, Henry Sokolski, who serves as board member of United Against Nuclear Iran (UANI) was quoted in a UANI press release warning the White House not to submit the nuclear cooperative agreement to the Hill until it can ensure Russia is out of the business of helping Iran's nuclear weapon related programs.
Official Docs & Letters
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May 02, 2010 |
Radio Free Europe Interview with NPEC Lays Out NPT Revcon Possibilities and Pitfalls
Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty interviews NPEC's executive director as the NPT Review Conference begins in a discussion focusing on the challenge Iran poses to the treaty and possible ways to get China, Russia and the Nonaligned Movement to support confronting Tehran with UN backed sanctions.
Interviews
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Apr 27, 2010 |
Greg Jones: When Could Iran Have the Bomb? An Analysis of Recent Statements That Iran is 3 to 5 Years Away
In a new analysis for NPEC, Greg Jones examines recent estimates from the Defense Intelligence Agency that Iran is 3 to 5 years from getting a bomb and concludes that despite these optimistic U.S. predictions, Tehran has the capacity to enrich enough uranium for a bomb in seven months or less.
Working Papers
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Apr 26, 2010 |
From Pyongyang with Love
This article is also available on The Far Eastern Economic Review"s website. For more, see "Analysts Mull DPRK's Connection to Syrian Nuclear Site," a segment from The News Hour with Jim Lehrer in which Mr. Henry Sokolski appears
Articles; Audio & Video
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Apr 13, 2010 |
Iran's Nuclear Program: What Do We Know?
Highlighting Greg Jones' recent analysis, NPEC's executive director detailed how Iran could conceivably get a bomb in 2010, and critiqued analyses that suggest they're years away.
Audio & Video
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Feb 23, 2010 |
NPEC Report: Iran Now on the Brink of Acquiring the Bomb
NPEC releases new analysis by Greg Jones on Iran's uranium enrichment program after the IAEA's latest assessment was released February 18th and finds that Tehran could have the a bomb's worth of material by the end of 2010.
Working Papers
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Nov 17, 2009 |
Implications for Iran's Ability to Produce Fissile Material for Nuclear Weapons
Reuters reported on November 12th that Iran has 1,700 to 1,800 kilograms of low enriched uranium (LEU) – enough to make one to two bombs, and the IAEA released a report on November 16th in the wake of its inspection of Iran's new enrichment facility. In fact, as Greg Jones, a nuclear analyst explained earlier in a technical bulletin and follows up with this updated analysis, Iran might not be able to make any bombs or could possibly make as many as two with this amount of material and could have the potential "breakout" capacity to build a weapon as early as 2010.
Working Papers
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Nov 12, 2009 |
Analysis of Latest IAEA Iran Report: Tehran Poised to Breakout in 2010?
Reuters reported on November 12th that Iran has 1,700 to 1,800 kilograms of low enriched uranium (LEU) – enough to make one to two bombs, and the IAEA released a report on November 16th in the wake of its inspection of Iran's new enrichment facility. In fact, as nuclear analyst Greg Jones explains in a technical bulletin, Iran might not be able to make any bombs or could possibly make as many as two with this amount of material and could have the potential "breakout" capacity to build a weapon as early as 2010.
Working Papers
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Oct 27, 2009 |
Forbes, "Sanction Iran Now."
In an op-ed published in Forbes, "Sanction Iran Now", NPEC's executive director calls on the Obama administration to push for immediate sanctions on Iran until it suspends its fuelmaking activities and opens up to intrusive international inspections.
Op-Eds & Blogs
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Oct 11, 2009 |
NPEC releases Detailed Analysis on Fueling Tehran's Research Reactor
NPEC releases new technical analysis of how Iran might exploit the October 1, 2009 offer of 19.75 fuel to make a bomb, in a new paper by Gregory Jones: "Fueling Tehran's Research Reactor", which complements his earlier analysis from September 15th which examined how quickly Iran could build up its stockpile with a secret enrichment facility: "Iran's Centrifuge Enrichment Program as a Source Of Fissile Material for Nuclear Weapons".
Working Papers
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founded in 1994 to promote a better understanding of strategic weapons proliferation issues. NPEC educates
policymakers, journalists,
and university professors about proliferation threats and possible new policies and measures to meet them. |
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