Learning on the Fly: Drones in the Russian-Ukrainian War

By Kerry Chávez

Ukraine has held the line in the war by harnessing commercial drones but Russia is now doing that too. (Login required)

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Reducing Strategic Risks of Advanced Computing Technologies

By Lindsay Rand

Facing competition from China on advanced computing technologies, the United States must accelerate domestic research and development to maximize the benefits of these technologies while curtailing potential national security risks. (Login required)

Assessing the Ninth BWC Review Conference

An Interview with Conference President Leonardo Bencini

Although the outcome was modest, the conference produced one of the few international agreements of 2022, he says. (Login required)

Focus
The Nuclear Taboo Remains Strong for Now

By Daryl G. Kimball

BWC Review Conference Dispatch

A Cliffhanger Conference Seeks to Strengthen Biological Weapons Convention

By Jenifer Mackby and Sruthi Katakam
The conference established a working group to develop measures to support international cooperation, scientific research, and economic and technological development for peaceful purposes.

News and Analysis

North Korea Plans to Expand Nuclear Arsenal

Congress Boosts Defense Budget Beyond Biden’s Request

Pentagon: Chinese Nuclear Arsenal Exceeds 400 Warheads

UN Diplomats Spar Over Iranian Drone Sales

Putin Denies Wielding Nuclear Threats

OSCE in Crisis Over Russian War on Ukraine

Mine Use Continues as Ban Treaty Marks Anniversary

U.S. Said Mulling Cluster Munitions Request

UN Security Council Extends 1540 Committee

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