Partnership for Global Security

U.S. Advanced Nuclear Energy Strategy
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Nuclear Power In a New Era
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Nuclear Geopolitics:
Facing New Realities
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The Partnership for Global Security (PGS) is a recognized international leader and innovator in nuclear and transnational security policy developing actionable responses to 21st century security challenges by engaging international, private sector, and multidisciplinary expert partners to assess policy needs, identify effective strategies, and drive demonstrable results.

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Strengthening Nuclear Partnerships: U.S. Agreements with U.K., South Korea, and Japan
November 7, 20250
Mackenzie Hansen, Della Ratta Fellow, Partnership for Global Security Patrick Kendall, Program Director, Partnership for Global Security
Are Nuclear Energy Expansion Critics Correct?
October 24, 20250
A longer version of this article will be published soon by The Center for the National Interest and it can be…
Reframing Nuclear Fuel Reprocessing Policy
October 10, 20250
A longer version of this article was published by the Center for the National Interest and it can be found here.…
Nuclear Power and Nuclear Proliferation
September 26, 20250
As the Preventing Nuclear Anarchy report featured in our Spotlight makes clear, the unsettled state of global affairs, intensifying geopolitical tensions, technology advancements, and…

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PGS President Kenneth Luongo discusses the importance of effectively addressing 21st Century global security challenges and creating the non-traditional partnerships that are required for innovative nuclear policy.
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PGS President Kenneth Luongo speaks about finding creative solutions for next generation security challenges at a special TEDx event in the Hague.

U.S. Advanced Nuclear Energy Strategy

Global Nexus Initiative

Nuclear Power In a New Era

Nuclear Geopolitics: Facing New Realities

Recent Updates

Strengthening Nuclear Partnerships: U.S. Agreements with U.K., South Korea, and Japan

Are Nuclear Energy Expansion Critics Correct?

Reframing Nuclear Fuel Reprocessing Policy

Nuclear Power and Nuclear Proliferation

Featured

Nuclear Geopolitics:
Facing New Realities