Victor Gilinsky and Roger Mattson review Israel’s role in the NUMEC Affair of the early 1960s. Originally published in the Spring of 2010. Dec 30, 2012 AUTHOR: Victor Gilinsky & Roger Mattson Revisiting the NUMEC (PDF) 1,056.03 KB Revisiting the NUMEC Affair It is the […]
Nov 30, 2010 AUTHOR: Greg S. Jones Irans Rate of Enriched Uranium Production (PDF) 101.51 KB Iran’s Rate of Enriched Uranium Production Continues to Increase: Centrifuge Enrichment and the IAEA In six previous reports, this author has outlined how Iran’s growing centrifuge enrichment program could […]
The Aspen Institute of Germany asked NPEC’s Executive Director to assess what the U.S. and its allies could have done better in their efforts to block Iran’s development of a nuclear weapons option at the Institute’s Strategy Forum. Sep 22, 2010 AUTHOR: Henry Sokolski Ten […]
In a detailed assessment of the IAEA’s latest report on Iran’s nuclear program, Greg Jones, a leading U.S. nuclear analyst, concludes that Iran has enough low enriched uranium feed to produce a bomb’s worth in 90 days and must now rank along Pakistan, India and […]
Richard L. Russell details the growing nuclear aspirations of a number of Middle Eastern states in a National Defense University’s Joint Forces Quarterly article that reflects research he did for NPEC. Jun 28, 2010 AUTHOR: Richard L. Russell Off and Running-The Middle East Nuclear Arms […]
Greg Jones penned a new analysis for NPEC in the wake of the release of the latest IAEA report on Iran’s nuclear program, and finds that Tehran is very near to enriching enough weapons grade uranium to make a bomb. In his weekly Global View […]
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 […]
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. Feb 23, 2010 AUTHOR: Greg Jones Irans […]
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. […]
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. […]
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