Nuclear and Radiological Material Removed from Japan, Germany, Sweden, and Denmark
Highly enriched uranium and plutonium returned under NNSA’s Global Threat Reduction Initiative

U.S. and Japan Agree to Secure Seaport Cargo
Partnership Aimed at Preventing Nuclear Smuggling

NNSA Achieves Major Milestone In Project to Thwart Nuclear Smuggling in Kazakhstan
Eight Sites Equipped With Radiation Detection Equipment

NNSA Trains Southeast Asian Nations In Nuclear Safeguards
Helps Equip Countries to Prepare for Civil Nuclear Power

NNSA Labs Will Play Prominent Role in U.S. National Security

U.S. and Bulgaria Cooperate to Prevent Smuggling of Nuclear and Radioactive Material

DOE/NNSA Cites Babcock & Wilcox Technical Services Y-12, LLC for Violations

NNSA and Russian Customs Agency Mark Ten Years of Cooperation to Prevent the Illicit Trafficking of Dangerous Nuclear Material
St. Petersburg Meeting Highlights Progress and Future Plans to Equip Additional Russian Borders, Airports and Seaports

U.S. Department of Energy’s New Supercomputer is Fastest in the World

NNSA Announces the End of Plutonium Production in Seversk, Russia
Only One Russian Plutonium Producing Reactor Remains