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“Ok, Doomer!” is a podcast series by the European Leadership Network and its New European Voices on Existential Risk, aka NEVER network, exploring the heart of the man-made existential risks threatening humanity, our planet, and life as we know it. Following our original six-part series exploring the climate crisis, threats from nuclear war, biological risks, and the dangers of uncontrolled AI, we... more

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Thirty years ago, on 24 September 1996, the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test Ban Treaty (CTBT) opened for signature. In this special episode of Ok, Doomer!, we look at what the treaty has achieved over the past three decades, why it remains an important pa... more

Welcome to a special expanded episode of Ok, Doomer!, hosted by the ELN’s Deputy Executive Director Bekki Field and outgoing Project and Communications Officer Edan Simpson. Today, we ask a fundamental and urgent question: what comes next for the NPT... more

Welcome to “Avoiding Accidental Armageddon: Nuclear Fail-Safe Reviews”, the second episode of our second Ok, Doomer! podcast series. Hosted by the ELN’s Deputy Executive Director Bekki Field and outgoing Project and Communications Officer Edan Simpso... more

Welcome to “Nuclear bombs and bots”, the first episode of our second series! Hosted by the ELN’s Deputy Executive Director, Bekki Field, this episode explores the relationship between new “disruptive” technologies and nuclear weapons.

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Recent Guests

Robert Floyd
Executive Secretary of the CTBTO, former Australian safeguards and non-proliferation official
Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty Organization (CTBTO)
Episode: 30 years of the nuclear test ban
Jenifer Mackby
Non-resident executive fellow focusing on CTBT and verification
Geneva Center for Security Policy
Episode: 30 years of the nuclear test ban
Francesca Giovannini
Executive director of the Project on Managing the Atom
Harvard Belfer Center
Episode: 30 years of the nuclear test ban
Oliver Meier
Head of Programme, Nuclear and Multilateral Disarmament Programme
European Leadership Network
Episode: 30 years of the nuclear test ban
Jana Baldus
ELN Policy Fellow in Nuclear and Multilateral Disarmament Programme
European Leadership Network
Episode: What’s next for the nuclear non-proliferation treaty?
Thomas Countryman
Board Chairman of the Arms Control Association; former Under Secretary of State for Arms Control and International Security
Arms Control Association
Episode: What’s next for the nuclear non-proliferation treaty?
Alexander Kmentt
Senior Network Member, ELN; Austrian diplomat; former President of the first meeting of States Parties of the TPNW
European Leadership Network / Austrian Foreign Service
Episode: What’s next for the nuclear non-proliferation treaty?
Izumi Nakamitsu
United Nations Under-Secretary-General and High Representative for Disarmament Affairs
United Nations
Episode: What’s next for the nuclear non-proliferation treaty?
Emmanuel Maitre
Senior Research Fellow at Fondation pour la Recherche Stratégique
Fondation pour la Recherche Stratégique
Episode: What’s next for the nuclear non-proliferation treaty?

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30 years of the nuclear test ban
Q: What gives you reason for optimism about the CTBT's future?
Despite not being in force, the CTBT has delivered peace dividends and continues to be validated by extensive monitoring, with data contributing to disaster monitoring and natural disaster response.
30 years of the nuclear test ban
Q: What is the most important step to protect CTBT in the near term?
A decisive US-led initiative to reaffirm the norm and transparency at test sites, potentially reviving presidential-level engagement and verification confidence, is seen as crucial to preserving the treaty's relevance.
30 years of the nuclear test ban
Q: So what do you see as the CTBT's significance in today's changing security environment?
Dr. Floyd emphasizes that the CTBT's significance lies in its strong norm against testing, the near-universal political support, and the verification system that deters testing even before entry into force, providing tangible security benefits.
What’s next for the nuclear non-proliferation treaty?
Q: The question that I have for the two of you today is a bit more fundamental and perhaps more existential in nature. Is the grand bargain of the NPT broken?
While there is strong critique that disarmament commitments have deteriorated, the participants suggest the bargain persists with the treaty still central to global security, though its effectiveness is hindered by lack of consensus and leadership from the P5.
Avoiding Accidental Armageddon: Nuclear Fail-Safe Reviews
Q: Should non-nuclear states participate in these discussions?
Non-nuclear states could contribute to broader risk understanding, particularly around AI and cyber threats to command-and-control systems, but their participation must be careful to respect state-level sensitivities while still promoting transparency where appropriate.

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