Nuclear disarmament

The number of nuclear weapons in today’s world has declined significantly since the Cold War, but does that translate into a safer world?

Panama discovered this week that Cuba may be receiving weapons upgrades from North Korea in exchange for sending the reclusive country sugar. North Korea’s trade has been called high-risk, low-reward, however, it could be a sign of just how desperate North Korea is to fix its chronic food shortages.

Reports of Iran’s second uranium enrichment plant ads urgency to nuclear disarmament talks at G20.

A year after Barack Obama accepted a Nobel Prize, is the world any closer to freedom from nuclear weapons?
We speak with foreign/defense policy expert and author Graham Allison, who served as special advisor under President Reagan’s Secretary of Defense.

For a look at what the president needs to say and do to convince the world that he means business, we turn to two men who are experts in the realms of diplomacy, foreign policy and nuclear proliferation.