Indian companies are still a chemical proliferation threat, U.S. officials say, despite the Indian government’s effort to rein them in. The threat was demonstrated graphically in April, when a U.S….
Analysis
The Wisconsin Project’s reports track WMD programs and the companies supplying them. In op-eds and articles, we argue for strict enforcement of strategic trade controls to inhibit proliferation.
Pakistan: U.S. Approves Most Nuclear-Related Exports
Less than 4 percent of U.S. applications to export nuclear dual-use equipment to Pakistan were denied from 1988 to 1992, according to a report published last year by the U.S….
How Far Can Israel’s Missiles Fly?
On April 5, Israel launched its first spy satellite, the Ofek-3, giving Israel the ability to photograph and gather intelligence data on its neighbors. Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin applauded the…
Israeli Cited for Chemical Weapon Proliferation
In its May issue, the Risk Report revealed that an individual named Nahum Manbar, cited last year by the U.S. government for chemical weapon proliferation, was an Israeli citizen. It…
Pakistan Needs Help to Make Plutonium and Tritium
Pakistan is building a secret reactor that closely resembles the reactor India used to make its first atomic bomb, a U.S. official says. The former head of Pakistan’s Atomic Energy…
United States is Israel’s Leading Foreign Missile-Tech Supplier
Since the mid-1970s, the United States has openly supplied Lance missiles and missile production technology to Israel. In addition, illicit sales of U.S. technology have helped Israel build the Jericho-II…
Israel Aims to Improve Missile Accuracy
Visiting the United States in 1987, an Israel Aircraft Industries (IAI) official didn’t hesitate to answer a question about the accuracy he expected from future Israeli missiles: “A 1,000-kilometer missile…
China’s Missile Shopping List
China has experience in most critical military technologies, but it is continually shopping for better technology, especially American high technology. “There’s virtually no technology that they don’t have some capability…
China: U.S. Law Controls Missile-related Exports
U.S. aerospace trade with China is growing, with annual sales now exceeding $2 billion. But exporters must pay close attention to the end-uses of their products to determine whether a…
Chinese Missiles: Threat and Capability
China may be the only country in the world that targets U.S. cities with nuclear missiles. And it is the only country still conducting nuclear tests, in part to develop…