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Strategic Arms Control Efforts
Fissile Material Production Ban
This section covers discussions and negotiations in the CD and elsewhere
on a formal agreement to limit or end production of fissile materials
and deal with existing stockpiles. Data and Analysis subsections cover:
US fissile material programs, policies, and holdings, including production
of tritium and plutonium pit manufacturing; US-Russian joint fissile
materials disposition efforts, including joint US-Russian negotiations
and ongoing Cooperative Threat Reduction programs for fissile material
controls, fissile material disposition, and warhead dismantlement
in the Russian Federation; and developments related to control of
the nuclear fuel cycle and global nuclear fuel cycle programs.
- Table:
World HEU and Plutonium Holdings
Data and Analysis
- US
Fissile Material Programs
- US-Russian
Fissile Material Disposition Programs
- Global
Nuclear Fuel Cycle
Ban on Weapons in Outer Space
This section covers international efforts to prevent the weaponization
of space, with particular focus on efforts in the Conference on Disarmament,
UN General Assembly, and UN Committee on Peaceful Uses of Outer Space.
Three Data and Analysis subsections cover global developments related
to spacebased weapons, including national programs, dual-use (civilian-military)
technologies, private sector programs, and government-private collaboration.
In addition to space-based hardware, these programs may also include
sea-, ground-, or air-based facilities that could be used to support
space-based weapons systems.
Data and Analysis
- Overview of US Anti-Satellite Technology
Table: The Military Satellite Industry; Table: Small Satellite
Suppliers
- US
Space and Anti-Satellite Programs
- Global
Space Weapons and Anti-Satellite Programs
Global Nuclear Disarmament
This section covers efforts to achieve worldwide nuclear arms reductions or
complete nuclear disarmament, in addition to developments relating to use doctrines,
negative security assurances, and efforts to eliminate US and Russian short-range nuclear
weapons. The nuclear weapons forces and programs of the United States, Russia, the United
Kingdom, France, China, Israel, India, and Pakistan are respectively covered in Data and
Analysis subsections.
- Negative
Security Assurances
- Use
Doctrines
- Short-Range
Nuclear Forces
- Positions
of Governments
Data and Analysis
- US Nuclear Programs and Forces
Table: United States Nuclear Forces; Table: US Nuclear Weapons in Europe
- Russian Nuclear Programs and Forces
Table: Russia Strategic Nuclear Forces
- United Kingdom Nuclear Program and
Forces
Table: United Kingdom Nuclear Forces
- French Nuclear Programs and Forces
Table: France Nuclear Forces
- Chinese Nuclear Programs and Forces
Table: China Nuclear Forces
- Israeli Nuclear Programs and Forces
Table: Israel Nuclear-Capable Missiles
- Indian Nuclear Programs and Forces
Table: India Nuclear-Capable Missiles
- Pakistani Nuclear Programs and Forces
Table: Pakistan Nuclear-Capable Ballistic Missiles
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