Patricia Jaworek

Agreed. Now that nuclear weapons are on everyone’s mind again, we need to promote alternative narratives to nuclear deterrence & create a vision of a new security architecture. This is the time to truly shape public opinion & encourage a new generation of nuclear experts.

🚨 Happening tomorrow! 🚨 @theNASEM is hosting a webinar on June 25 from 1:00 to 2:00 pm ET to discuss their long-anticipated report on the potential environmental effects of nuclear war, which is being released tomorrow. Learn more and register now. ⤵️…

My thoughts in @ForeignPolicy on what the current war might mean for the future of Iran's nuclear program. foreignpolicy.com/2025/06/16/ira…

From a review of satellite imagery this morning (@planet, @airbus, @Maxar), I still don't see any damage to Iran's Fordow (Qom) uranium enrichment plant. If Israel doesn't have a plan for destroying Fordow, I don't see how any of this is worth. (1/2)

I see @SangerNYT asked why Israel hasn't hit the stockpile of enriched uranium. My understanding is that the hex is stored in the tunnels at Isfahan and Israel hasn't been able to destroy the hard, deeply buried targets. Thread.

Iran’s strategy of possessing a nuclear threshold capability as a deterrent has without question failed one important test, and is likely failing second. 1) It failed to deter a massive military attack against the country and strategic assets (including the nuclear program) 1/

#Iran🧵 1- Iranian lawmakers are mulling whether Iran must exit from the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty, the #NPT amid Israel’s breach of all laws. This is as the 10th nuclear scientist of Iran (alongside all his family members) is killed by #Israel.

NTI just launched a new series of regional dialogues to develop innovative ideas for how we can work together to reduce nuclear dangers—starting with a thought-provoking discussion among African officials and experts. Dialogues with Latin America and the Middle East are up…

Another one bites the dust. Third #NPTPrepCom for the 2026 #NPTRevCon is closes this pm without adopting substantive recommendations for the RevCon or the draft decision on strengthening the review process.

Eleventh #NPTRevCon will take place in New York on 27 April - 22 May 2026, #NPTPrepCom decides.

India and Pakistan must step back from the brink, not only for regional peace but also for global survival. What you can do: ▶️ Share this. ▶️ Learn more about nuclear winter. ▶️ Support leaders and policies that reduce nuclear risks.

Nuclear war anywhere affects everyone. It cannot be won and must never be fought.

The risks of dangerous escalation between India and Pakistan—two nuclear-armed states—are real. Even a “limited” nuclear conflict could cause a global disaster. 🧵 ⤵️

Honored to be at the #NPTPrepCom with my wonderful @NTI_WMD colleagues Isabelle Williams and Patricia Jaworek. With all that’s going on in the world, it feels good to be working with dedicated and smart women to end #nuclear threats and make the world a better place.

A very lowkey way to announce such a thing, but if followed through this will be the second Russia treaty ally after Kazakhstan joining TPNW

Happening now: @TheELN and @NorwayMFA side event at #NPTPrepCom exploring ways to reduce the salience of nuclear weapons.

We cannot prevent tomorrow's crises with last century’s playbook. Rising geopolitical tensions, ongoing regional conflicts, and rapid technological change are fundamentally disrupting the global nuclear order, and we need to respond. Our new report outlines how we can act to…

"The financial sector thrives on managing complex geopolitical risks. It makes little sense that the geopolitical risks of nuclear war are not factored in," says @olamideDIY in our latest blog post. Read more about the connection between financial institutions and nuclear war:…