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About the series

Security Index Occasional Paper Series presents reports, analytical articles, comments and interviews that reflect the positions of Russian and foreign experts on the current challenges of global security and Russian policy in this sphere. The goal of the series is to provide a clear analysis of international security problems and to offer specific and realistic solutions for them.

Security Index Occasional Paper Series continues the Security Index journal published by PIR Center in 1994–2016.

№4 (44), 2024. Technological Renaissance in Sub-Saharan Africa: Challenges and Opportunities for Russia

Tsukanov, Leonid V.

Digital Technology

№3 (43), 2024. On Both Sides of the Persian Gulf: The Growth of the Region’s High-Tech Industry and Russia’s Interests

Tsukanov, Leonid V.

№2 (42), 2024. Dealing with the Royal Australian Navy’s SSN Capability: Risk Reduction Options

Ladanov, Vladimir A.

Emerging Technologies

№1 (41), 2024. The Potential of the Semiconductor Industry in Russia in the Context of Great Power Competition

Juraev, Shakhboz A.

№6 (40), 2023. Russia-China Cooperation in Nuclear Energy: Status and Prospects

№5 (39), 2023. Role of Nuclear Weapons in the Modern Strategic Culture of France

Zubenko, Alexandra S.

№4 (38), 2023. US-Soviet/Russian Relations in the Times of Crises: Lessons Learned from the Esalen Track 1.5 Diplomacy

Van Geluwe, Océane

№3 (37), 2023. AUKUS and Australia`s Defence Strategy

global security

№2 (36), 2023. On a New Global Order and Its Nuclear Dimension. An Interview

№1 (35), 2023. The Tenth NPT Review Conference (2022): Chronicle of the Failure Foretold

№7 (34) | 2022. Prospects for preventing an Arms Race in Outer Space: Political and Legal Aspects

№6 (33) | 2022. U.S. and Russian Low-Yield Nuclear Weapons: Threats to Global Strategic Stability

№5 (32) | 2022. The Role of the Women in the Areas of Nuclear Nonproliferation, Disarmament and Global Security: the Case Study of Russia

№4 (31) | 2022. Way Out of the Arms Control Pandemic

Kolbin, Alexander S.

№3 (30) | 2022. Russia and Iranian nuclear program: what steps are to be made to secure nonproliferation core principles and values?

№2 (29) | 2022. A Fortochka In Increasingly Heated Russian-American Relations

№1 (28) | 2022. Russia’s nonproliferation policy and global strategic stability

№12 (27) | 2021. Peaceful Uses of Nuclear Energy in the Middle East

№11 (26) | 2021. Strategic Offensive Arms Control: Military-Technical Aspects

Semenov, Sergey D.

№10 (25) | 2021. Strategic Offensive Arms Control in Russia-U.S. Relations: Lessons Learned

Semenov, Sergey D.

№9 (24) | 2021. The sixth letter of BRICS: International security and Russian interests

Orlov, Vladimir A., Semenov, Sergey D.

№8 (23) | 2021. Russian-U.S. dialogue on the Iranian nuclear program: lessons learned and ignored

№7 (22) | 2021. The Future of U.S.-Russian Arms Control: Principles of Engagement and New Approaches

№6 (21) | 2021. Nuclear energy in Saudi Arabia within Vision 2030 Program: Prospects for nuclear energy cooperation and nonproliferation risks

№5 (20) | 2021. Future of arms control: views from the United States

№4 (19) | 2021. Surviving in a Deregulated Strategic World

Trenin, Dmitry V.

№3 (18) | 2021. Future of arms control: views from Russia

№2 (17) | 2021. Vladimir Orlov: “Russia and the United States should resume acomprehensive dialogue on global nuclear proliferationthreats”

Orlov, Vladimir A.

№1 (16) | 2021. NATO nuclear sharing arrangements: whether they are compliant with the NPT. Assessment of the current situationin the context of the upcoming NPT Review Conference

global security

№10 (15) | 2020. Towards Global Security Through Equal Rights and Consensus

№9 (14) | 2020. The Price Tag: Foreign Financing of North Caucasian Terrorism

№8 (13) | 2020. Retaliation Inevitable: Explaining the Updated Russian Nuclear Doctrine

Semenov, Sergey D.

№7 (12) | 2020. Strategic (In)security: Perspectives from the United States

№6 (11) | 2020. If the New START Treaty Expires with no Extension: Scenarios For Russia

№5 (10) | 2020. How to prevent placement of weapons in Outer Space: challenges and solutions (Russian priorities)

Malov, Andrey Yu.

№4 (9) | 2020. Verification of nuclear arms control and nuclear disarmament: experience, prospects, and new ideas

№3 (8) | 2020. Prospects and significanсe of nuclear arms control. The Future of Nuclear Arms Control

New technologies

№2 (7) | 2020. High-precision long-range conventional systems and their impact on strategic stability

Baklitskiy, Andrey A.

№1 (6) | 2020. Russia’s vision for arms control, disarmament and non-proliferation

European Security

№5 (5) | 2019. The Future of the Vienna Document: Prospects for the Further Development of Confidence- and Security-Building Measures in Europe

Shakirov, Oleg I.