Major Priorities for Russian-U.S. Nonproliferation Cooperation in 2008-2009


15.04.2008 Program: Foreign and Security Policy

On April 15, 2008, the Carnegie Moscow Center hosted a roundtable on “Major Priorities for Russian-U.S. Nonproliferation Cooperation in 2008-2009.” Robert Einhorn and Jon Wolfsthal of the Center for Strategic and International Studies (Washington, DC) were the main speakers at the event, which focused on Russian-U.S. nonproliferation cooperation priorities for the two incoming presidential administrations; prospects for a bilateral agreement for peaceful nuclear cooperation ( "123 agreement"); and potential Russian-U.S. cooperation on North Korea. The roundtable was chaired by Rose Gottemoeller.

Major Priorities of Russian-U.S. Nonproliferation Cooperation in the New Presidential Administrations: Robert Einhorn

Prospects for a U.S.-Russian Agreement for Peaceful Nuclear Cooperation (“123 Agreement”) in Congress: Robert Einhorn and Jon Wolfshtal

Prospects for U.S.-Russian Cooperation on North Korea: Jon Wolfshtal

Robert Einhorn's report

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