Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty
Nuclear Talks: Will it Play in Persepolis?
Originally published by Foreign Policy, November 21, 2014 by Nancy Gallagher For the first time in more than a decade, the United States and Iran are both pushing hard to resolve their long-standing disagreements about Tehran’s nuclear program. Making that investment...
Vienna, Austria: Nuclear Weapons and the Moral Compass – December 8, 2014
Emphasizing the humanitarian consequences of nuclear weapons continues to gain momentum as a viable approach to advancing nuclear disarmament. As part of this momentum, the Austrian government held the Third International Conference on the Humanitarian Impact of...
Save Earth’s Holy Bible
Originally published in the Huffington Post, September 23, 2014 by Jonathan Granoff I had the privilege of joining with several hundred thousand people who love the planet and all its inhabitants on September 21, 2014, in New York City. We walked through Manhattan...
A Beacon of Hope
Far from extinguishing hopes for progress in nuclear disarmament, the violence-torn summer of 2014-- televised killings in Gaza, Ukraine, Syria, and Iraq-- should remind us of the inarguable imperative of prohibiting and eliminating nuclear weapons. The newest brief...
Major Powers Must Unite Behind the UN
The failure of the major powers to overcome their narrow, short-term interests has crippled the UN’s ability to enforce the peace and security of the world. by Douglas Roche, O.C. This article was originally published in Embassy magazine, September 17, 2014. Special...
From Chaos, A New Security Order by Rhianna Tyson and Jonathan Granoff – Huffington Post
To many if not most, the present turmoil in the world is evidence of a world gone chaotic: the downed Malaysian airliners, the horrific consequences of increased militarization in Israel and Palestine, instability in Egypt, the steady ruination of Syria, the...
A Moral Compass
opening remarks by Jonathan Granoff at the event "Nuclear Weapons and the Moral Compass" co-hosted by the Permanent Mission of the Philippines and the Global Security Institute United Nations Trusteeship Council Chamber April 30, 2014 Sometimes a specific...
Nuclear Weapons and the Moral Compass – April 30, 2014
The Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty has 190 member States, more than any other treaty addressing weapons. From April 28-May 9, 2014 its members met in the Trusteeship Council chambers of the United Nations in New York City and failed to make progress on reducing no...
Security Reflections: A Holistic Approach without Nuclear Weapons by Jonathan Granoff
Lead article published in Eruditio, the e-journal of the World Academy of Art and Science, March 14, 2014 Today's global threats require a cooperative response. The ongoing cycle of fear −wherein armaments spread insecurity and insecurity generates more...
GSI eNews: Recent and Upcoming Activities
February 3, 2014 The Global Security Institute (GSI) works to strengthen international cooperation based on the rule of law, with a particular focus on achieving the security of a world without nuclear weapons. You can support our work by sharing this eNews with...