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UK: Parliamentary Office of Science & Technology: briefing on nuclear security

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External security Surveillance Internal security Terrorism
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USA UK

03 January 2017

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"In 2016, the US President stated that the danger of a terrorist group obtaining and using a nuclear weapon was “one of the greatest threats to global security”. This briefing provides an overview of the key threats to nuclear security, and of UK and international initiatives that seek to address them."

See: POSTNOTE: Nuclear Security (pdf)

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