“Yet for all its promise, the ITER project is in trouble. Billions of dollars over budget and years behind schedule, the reactor will not start power-production experiments until 2026 at the earliest.”

The American Security Project cordially invites you to a Panel Discussion – U.S. Policy in Iraq & Afghanistan: Lessons & Legacies

Mr. Walter Pincus, national security reporter for The Washington Post, spoke and answered questions at an event sponsored by the American Security Project entitled, “A Conversation with Walter Pincus: Nukes, Missiles, and the Truth.”

In today’s article on the latest round of international talks between the Iran and the P5+1, Robin Wright cited a fact sheet written by Bryan Gold, ASP’s Junior Adjunct Fellow, on significant Iranian sanctions since 1995.

ASP’s Director of Nuclear Security, Ms Terri Lodge, discusses the latest developments regarding Iran on NPR KCRW: To The Point show – hosted by Warren Olney

ASP Board Member Norm Augustine noted in his testimony to the Energy and Natural Resources Committee that energy faces two “Valleys of Death” – the first where new energy technologies move from R&D to commercialization, and then when moving from small-scale to large scale.