Reducing nuclear risk

Through open-source research, analytical foresight and engagement of impact-capable networks.

The goal of Open Nuclear Network is to reduce the risk that nuclear weapons are used in response to error, uncertainty or misdirection, particularly in the context of escalating conflict, using innovation, inclusion and dialogue supported by open source data.

Monitor

Monitor and assess open source data

Analyse

Analyse information and produce actionable briefs

Engage

Engage decision makers through trusted networks

De-Escalate

Improve dialogue and de-escalate nuclear threat

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OUR COMMITMENTS

Innovation

Using cutting edge technologies for open source data analysis

Inclusion

Working with professionally and culturally diverse teams of experts and decision makers from all relevant countries.

Dialogue

Making sure that the conflict we are working on is resolved through peaceful diplomatic means where all parties could have substantive conversation about the root-cause of the conflict supported by fact-based analysis

Latest Analyses, News and Events

Event: Beyond the RevCon: Leveraging Nuclear-Weapon-Free Zones for Risk Reduction

Register for this high-level post-RevCon discussion marking the 20th anniversary of the Central Asian Nuclear-Weapon-Free Zone and exploring the role of NWFZs in advancing trust, stability, and nuclear risk reduction.

May 21,2026
Olamide Samuel for AlJazeera News: The war on Iran is eroding nuclear non-proliferation

In a new Al Jazeera op-ed, Olamide Samuel argues that the war on Iran is weakening nuclear non-proliferation by undermining the institutions, safeguards, and diplomatic rules that make the NPT credible.

April 27,2026
Olamide Samuel for Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists: Beyond managed rivalry: The non-nuclear-weapon state perspective on the future of arms control

In a new Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists article, Olamide Samuel and Kudakwashe Mapako argue that non-nuclear-weapon states must shape the future of arms control, nuclear risk reduction, and disarmament under the NPT.

May 13,2026