Arms Control Today

The Arms Control Association is a nonpartisan membership organization located in the United States, established in 1971. Its main goal is to enhance public awareness and support for effective arms control policies. The organization releases a monthly publication called Arms Control Today, which features current news as well as in-depth articles that include footnotes for further reference.

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Critical Damage Dealt to Key Iranian Nuclear Sites, IAEA Reports

1 week ago | armscontrol.org | Jonathan Tirone |Natalia Drozdiak
¿Cómo es el programa nuclear de Irán y por qué genera controversia?

1 week ago | armscontrol.org | Mostafa Salem |Helen Regan |Lou Robinson

¿Cómo es el programa nuclear de Irán y por qué genera controversia? | CNN
Does Iran have nuclear weapons? Why Israel is attacking now

1 week ago | armscontrol.org | Samer Al-Atrush |Larisa Brown

Does Iran have nuclear weapons? Why Israel is attacking now
June 2025 Books of Note

3 weeks ago | armscontrol.org | Ankit Panda

June 2025The New Nuclear Age: At the Precipice of ArmageddonBy Ankit PandaPolity Press2025Ankit Panda details factors contributing to the “new nuclear age,” an unprecedented shift in the current nuclear security landscape that follows two other periods. The first, from the creation of the atomic bomb through the Cold War, was marked by Soviet-U.S. competition.
Trump Touts Progress on Iran Nuclear Deal

4 weeks ago | armscontrol.org | Kelsey Davenport

June 2025By Kelsey DavenportPresident Donald Trump said the United States and Iran are close to reaching a nuclear agreement after the two sides met for a fourth round of talks in Oman, but there still appear to be significant differences over the scope of the agreement.
The Return of the Nuclear Threat

4 weeks ago | armscontrol.org | Jimmy Tobias

The Return of the Nuclear Threat | The Nation
North Korea Conducts Nuclear Strike Drill

4 weeks ago | armscontrol.org | Kelsey Davenport

June 2025By Kelsey DavenportNorth Korea conducted missile drills simulating a nuclear counterstrike against U.S. and South Korean forces after criticizing the United States for conducting a drill that simulated a North Korean nuclear strike on the U.S. homeland. The U.S. exercise simulated the interception of an incoming intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM). It was conducted at Fort Greely, Alaska, during a visit by Secretary of the Army Dan Driscoll April 23-24.
Ceasefire Halts India, Pakistan Missile Exchange

4 weeks ago | armscontrol.org | Daryl G. Kimball

June 2025By Daryl Kimball and Xiaodon LiangIn a renewed flareup between nuclear-armed rivals, India and Pakistan fired conventionally armed missiles, drones, and artillery shells at each other in early May, in the worst outbreak of direct military violence between the South Asian neighbors since the 1999 Kargil War.
State Reorganization to Merge Arms Control, Nonproliferation Offices

4 weeks ago | armscontrol.org | Daryl G. Kimball

June 2025By Daryl G. KimballU.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio announced plans for a sweeping overhaul and downsizing of the State Department, including reducing U.S.-based staff by 15 percent and closing or consolidating more than 100 bureaus overseas. “We cannot win the battle for the 21st century with bloated bureaucracy that stifles innovation and misallocates scarce resources,” Rubio said April 22 in a department-wide email obtained by the Associated Press.
Golden Dome: Doubling Down on a Strategic Blunder

4 weeks ago | armscontrol.org | Daryl G. Kimball

June 2025By Daryl G. KimballNuclear and defense strategists have long understood that the developing and deploying strategic missile interceptors is ineffective against determined nuclear-armed adversaries because it could lead them to build more numerous and sophisticated offensive missile systems—at a relatively lower cost and more quickly—to overwhelm and evade missile defenses.