Nuclear Security & Deterrence Monitor Vol. 28 No. 25
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June 21, 2024

Global nuclear weapons spending up 13%, led by U.S. defense budget, antis say

By ExchangeMonitor

Global spending on nuclear weapons increased by 13% in 2023, according to the latest annual report by the International Campaign to Abolish Nuclear Weapons group, reaching $91.4 billion that year with a world-leading $51.5 billion spent in the U.S. This 2023…

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Table of Contents

Senate NDAA for 2025 has $25B for NNSA; Dems block floor vote until July

By ExchangeMonitor
Senate defense authorization bill to wait until after July 4 for floor vote

By ExchangeMonitor
Markey rails on nonproliferation changes in major nuke reform bill Senate sent to WH this week

By Dan Leone
Senate inches closer to vote on Lee’s DNFSB nomination

By ExchangeMonitor
NAS report makes recommendations for radiological security, NNSA agrees, alludes to new program

By ExchangeMonitor
LLNL uses quantum computing to collect data for stockpile stewardship

By Sarah Salem
Global nuclear weapons spending up 13%, led by U.S. defense budget, antis say

By ExchangeMonitor
Exchange Monitor’s Nuclear Energy Security Summit is next week in Washington

By ExchangeMonitor
Wrap Up: Trump’s Advisor says test nukes; TVA paperwork milestone; Y-12 requests graphite ovens; More

By ExchangeMonitor
Corrections

By ExchangeMonitor