The Center for Arms Control and Non-Proliferation is a arms control group committed to ridding the world of weapons of mass destruction and eliminating wasteful military spending.
The next U.S. president should foster a broad, confidence-building dialogue with Iran on issues of common interest -- such as opposition to al-Qaeda -- in order to effectively address points of contention, including nuclear arms and the Arab-Israeli conflict, according to two scholars of international peace.
An international coalition that monitors nuclear exports should resist pressure to allow a U.S.-India nuclear trade deal that violates previous nuclear non-proliferation accords, says a Washington, DC arms control group.