The NTI website offers daily news and in-depth resources about the global threats from nuclear, biological and chemical weapons and related issues, featuring:

new In Focus: Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons (NPT) - All NTI Resources Related to the NPT, Including Analysis, Databases and Tutorials

new In Focus: Nuclear Security Summit - NTI resources related to nuclear security

new In Focus: START I - all NTI resources on the U.S.-Soviet Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty

In Focus: U.S. Nuclear Posture Reviews - NTI resources related to U.S. Nuclear Posture Reviews

In Focus: The Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty (CTBT) - all NTI resources related to CTBT issues, including analysis, databases and tutorials

In Focus: Nuclear Security in Pakistan - all NTI resources related to Pakistan's nuclear security, including issue briefs, country profiles, tutorials and maps

Funding for U.S. Efforts to Improve Controls Over Nuclear Weapons, Materials, and Expertise Overseas: a 2009 Update - a June 2009 NTI commissioned report by Andrew Newman and Matthew Bunn, Project on Managing the Atom

In Focus: North Korea - all NTI resources related to North Korea, including issue briefs, missile chronologies, capabilities, maps and an overview of its nuclear, chemical and biological weapons programs

Global Security Newswire - daily news on nuclear, biological and chemical weapons terrorism and related issues.

Country Profiles - overviews and in-depth profiles of selected countries' weapons programs.

Securing the Bomb - comprehensive threat reduction budget data and program analysis.

UNSC Resolution 1540 Database -
a comprehensive database that provides analysis of UNSCR 1540, regional overviews of activities, nuclear, biological and chemical capabilities, and a complete state-by-state listing of 1540 reporting, as well as terrorist threats relating to its implementation.

Source Documents - publications on nonproliferation issues by government agencies and non-governmental organizations.

WMD411 - an information resource on the threats from nuclear, biological and chemical weapons and a range of policy options to reduce these threats.

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Archives

Use this index to access older documents, publications and reports, archived by type of resource as well as by date.

NGO Documents Archive
This section of the Research Library contains archives of major research reports and web-based publications from leading nongovernmental organizations.

Country Profiles Archive (under construction)
Search this archive by country, type of resource and date

Securing the Bomb Archive (under construction)

Press Room Archive (under construction)

Databases Archive (under construction)
- China Profiles (Archived as of June 2008)
  This is the world's most complete open-source electronic database on Chinese arms control and nonproliferation developments, featuring analyses of Chinese nonproliferation policies, and an extensive collection of primary documents in Chinese and English.
- Nuclear and Missile Developments (Archived as of January 2002)
  This database tracks proliferation developments such as missile tests, nuclear exports, major policy statements or key negotiations. Although other regions are covered, more than 32,000 records in the database focus on events in South Asia, Northeast Asia and the Middle East. Each record contains an abstract of the essential, proliferation-significant information from a single source or several sources. Most abstracts are from sources published or available between 1985 and 2000.

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