
Daniel Salisbury
@dbsalisbury
Nuclear proliferators, arms traffickers, spies and intrigue. Associate Fellow @Rusi_org. Visiting Research Fellow @KCL_CSSS & Fellow of @royalhistsoc.
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🇰🇵Is North Korea shopping for mass destruction? Dr Daniel Salisbury provides insights into North Korea's illicit procurement networks for missile components and dual-use technologies, explaining how the country bypasses international sanctions. Read more👇 newsweek.com/north-korea-mi…


Check out our new report by Daniel Salisbury that examines North Korea’s procurement networks, particularly in view of North Korea’s programmatic successes and recent geopolitical shifts in Russia’s relationship with the country. rusi.org/explore-our-re…







You can continue to follow the KCL team’s work on CFSIs at kcl.ac.uk/research/nucle… or at the Centre for Science & Security Studies page. 🧵10/10 (end of thread)


Great to see our report on counterfeit, fraudulent and suspect items in print! It examines the potential impacts on the security of nuclear materials - A niche but potentially hugely consequential issue. Centre for Science & Security Studies War Studies

New publication "Securing the Nuclear Supply Chain" by Dr Sarah Tzinieris and co-authors, Zoha Naser, Daniel Salisbury, Christopher Hobbs explores the impact of counterfeit items on nuclear security. This essential handbook, developed with @IAEAorg, link here: kclpure.kcl.ac.uk/ws/portalfiles…

Tennessee man charged with funding North Korea's WMD Programme through remote IT work "The DPRK has long used overseas workers to raise revenue which has likely been channelled to its WMD efforts," said Dr Daniel Salisbury. Read more👇 newsweek.com/tennessee-man-…


Check out our new report by Daniel Salisbury that examines North Korea’s procurement networks, particularly in view of North Korea’s programmatic successes and recent geopolitical shifts in Russia’s relationship with the country. rusi.org/explore-our-re…

Winter The Washington Quarterly is live online! Read Rabia Akhtar & Manpreet Sethi on ETs and deterrence in Southern Asia, Doreen Horschig on ETs and Israel-Iran, Anna Nadibaidze on Russia’s AI promises, Anna Péczeli on arms control for ETs, and J. Luis Rodriguez on arms control lessons from Latin America.

Also read Sara Bjerg Moller on NATO nuclear debates, @linde_desmaele on European NATO burden sharing, Rintaro Inoue on Japan’s counterstrike, Aaron Arnold and Daniel Salisbury on “remote sanctions-busting,” and Juan Luis Manfredi, Ricardo Arredondo 🇦🇷, and Leesa Danzek on influencers and diplomacy.

