Envisioning the Future of Nuclear Security is the latest report of BASIC’s Emerging Voices Network (EVN). It has been made possible thanks to a grant awarded to Policy Fellow Declan Penrose (pictured) as part of his Horizon 2045 Nuclear Futures Fellowship, a joint initiative between the Ploughshares Fund and Horizon 2045.
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Nuclear Harm Reduction – An Introduction
An overview of the Nuclear Harm Reduction approach, BASIC’s work to date and our future plans.
US and Israeli strikes on Iran: A Timeline of Iran’s Nuclear Programme
BASIC Policy Fellow Anahita Parsa compiles a timeline over recent decades of Iran’s nuclear programme.
BASIC Statement: A Narrowing Window to Avert a Major War in the Middle East
BASIC is gravely concerned by recent military actions involving Israel, the United States, and Iran, which risk triggering a volatile regional conflict in the Middle East, as well as the potential for global economic upheaval through oil market and trade disruption.
EVN Anthology: Nuclear Harm Reduction
Keynote speaker Anais Maurer kicked off an anthology compiled by BASIC’s Emerging Voices Network of Nuclear Harm Reduction measures at a Zoom meeting between 1300 and 1430 BST on Monday (16 June).
Restraint at Risk: The Anatomy of India-Pakistan De-escalation
In this article, originally published in The Diplomat, Dr Chiara Cervasio and Professor Nicholas J. Wheeler analyse the Pahalgam crisis from a historical perspective, tracing how India and Pakistan have navigated past moments of acute nuclear danger.
The Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT) Monitor: First Implementation Brief
BASIC Senior Policy Fellow Dr. Manuel Herrera Alemela introduces a new project being developed by our Non-Proliferation and Disarmament programme.
Masterclass from Professor Nick Ritchie: Irreversible Nuclear Disarmament and Nuclear Weapons Complexes
On 21st May 2025 Professor Nick Ritchie joined BASIC’s Emerging Voices Network (EVN) to deliver an Expert Masterclass on ‘Irreversible Nuclear Disarmament and Nuclear Weapons Complexes’.