Mark Hibbs
Mark Hibbs is a senior associate in Carnegie’s Nuclear Policy Program, based in Berlin. Before joining Carnegie, for over twenty years he was an editor and correspondent for nuclear energy publications including Nucleonics Week and Nuclear Fuel, published by the Platts division of the McGraw-Hill Companies.
All Posts
Australia and Nuclear Submarines
Moon’s Phase-Out: What does it imply?
The Long Demise of the German H-List
Rethinking China’s Fast Reactor
Iran Nuclear Propulsion: IAEA Firewalls
Admitting Non-NPT Members: Questions for the NSG
The IAEA’s Conclusion About Turkey
Turkey’s Interests and Tanideh
Revisiting Enrichment for Bushehr
The T-Word & Iran Negotiations
Looking Back at Brazil’s Boreholes
Iran’s Centrifuges and Bushehr
China, Amano, and Japan’s Plutonium
Handling Iran’s Weaponization File
Pakistan’s Next Chinese Reactor
Iran and Secondary Uranium Sources
Reconverting Iran’s U3O8 to UF6
Heading for the Wire on US-ROK 123
An Iran Deal Buy-In for Russia?
The Fate of the IAEA’s PMD File
Three Messages from GOV/2012/48
Taiwan and the ‘Gold Standard’
China and DPRK Sanctions-Busting
No BOG Iran Work Plan Endorsement
The NPT, the NSG, and the AAAS
“Engage Iran” — What Does It Mean?
Iran’s Quest for the F6 in its UF6
An IAEA Conversation with Rafsanjani
DPRK and Non-Compliance at GC/55
Reporting to the Board of Governors
Condi Rice & FRG on Sino-Pak deal
After GOV/40: Tale of Two Narratives
Moving forward on China, Pakistan, and the NSG
Most Recent Comments
- Olli, As I expressed above, I don't like the imprecise use of the word "compliance" especially by…
- Not an eventuality I'm very worried about.
In: “One Last Chance” for Pakistan
Michael, great post. Comment/question: The current shift in U.S. policy, toward punishing Pakistan by denying military aid, has been used…October 28, 2017 12:48 pm