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Getting Nuclear Nonproliferation Back on Track
Manage episode 320157884 series 114820
But while the NPT Review Conference is sorely needed to resolve these and a host of other outstanding problems regarding the treaty and its implementation, some observers welcomed the postponement, as it gives state parties more time to bridge some of their stark disagreements over the best way forward.
To discuss these issues and more, Miles Pomper, a senior fellow at the James Martin Center for Nonproliferation Studies at the Middlebury Institute of International Studies at Monterey, joins Peter Dörrie on Trend Lines.
Relevant articles on WPR:
NATO’s Nuclear Deterrent Gets a Reprieve—for Now
The U.S. Should Rethink Its Approach to Reviving the Iran Nuclear Deal
China’s Nuclear Build-Up Could Make for a More Dangerous Future
207 episodes
Manage episode 320157884 series 114820
But while the NPT Review Conference is sorely needed to resolve these and a host of other outstanding problems regarding the treaty and its implementation, some observers welcomed the postponement, as it gives state parties more time to bridge some of their stark disagreements over the best way forward.
To discuss these issues and more, Miles Pomper, a senior fellow at the James Martin Center for Nonproliferation Studies at the Middlebury Institute of International Studies at Monterey, joins Peter Dörrie on Trend Lines.
Relevant articles on WPR:
NATO’s Nuclear Deterrent Gets a Reprieve—for Now
The U.S. Should Rethink Its Approach to Reviving the Iran Nuclear Deal
China’s Nuclear Build-Up Could Make for a More Dangerous Future
207 episodes
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