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Chemical weapons investigation mechanisms in Syria: standards of proof and methods of work
Almuntaser Albalawi & Kristoffer Burck, October 2024 
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Identifying Chemical Warfare Agents Through Analytical Chemistry
Dr. Carmen García López, CNTR/PRIF, March 2025 
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Future for Syria and the Chemical Weapons Convention: the legislative implications
Thomas Brown, VERTIC, December 23, 2024  
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Chemical, biological and health security threats
Filippa Lentzos and Una Jakob, October 2024 
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R&D Areas North of Hamhung: North Korea’s Chemical Facilities: Site Profile 3
The Project Anthracite Team, RUSI, 19 November 2024, 28p. 
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The Centre for Chemistry and Technology and the Future of the OPCW
Dr Ian Anthony, March 2024 
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The Chemical Weapons Convention After Its Fifth Review Conference: Key Issues For The European Union
Alexander Ghionis and Alexander Kelle, EU Non-Proliferation and Disarmament Papers, no. 87, February 2024 
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Toxic Inheritance: Assessing North Korea’s Chemical Weapons Capability
James Byrne, Joe Byrne, Dr Matthew Harries, Lennie Phillips OBE and Dr Giangiuseppe Pili, RUSI, March 2023 
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Addressing misconceptions about biological and chemical weapons and related legal frameworks
VERTIC, January 2023 
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Supporting the fight against the proliferation of chemical weapons through cheminformatics
Stefano Costanzi, Charlotte K. Slavick,Joyce M. Abides, Gregory D. Koblentz, Mary Vecellio, and Richard T. Cupittc, STIMSON, March 2022 
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Judicial enforcement of BWC and CWC implementing legislation
Thomas Brown, VERTIC, February 2022 
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Chemiewaffeneinsätze aufklären und ahnden – Syrien als Testfall für das Weltrechtsprinzip?
Alexander Kelle, IFSH, June 2021 (in German) 
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Strengthening Global Regimes: Addressing the Threat Posed by Chemical Weapons
Dr Ian Anthony, SIPRI, November 2020 
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Twenty-one years of OPCW inspector training, Brendan Whelan, in Verification & Implementation 2019
A collection of analysis on international agreements for security and development, VERTIC, July 2020 
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The OPCW’s role in chemical security – Approaches and lessons learned from the IAEA’s Nuclear Security Plans
Alberto Muti, VERTIC, July 2019 
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Securing a diverse global industry – Key lessons from the field of radiological security to support OPCW chemical security efforts
Chris Englefield, Isognos Ltd. and Alberto Muti, VERTIC, June 2019 
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Future verification challenges for the Chemical Weapons Convention, Ralf Trapp, in Verification & Implementation 2019
A collection of analysis on international agreements for security and development, VERTIC, July 2020 
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The EU’s Chemical Weapons Sanctions Regime: Upholding a taboo under attack
Dr Clara Portela and Dr Erica Moret, European Union Institute for Security Studies, July 2020 
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Countering the Use of Chemical Weapons in Syria: Options for Supporting International Norms and Institutions
Una Becker-Jakob, EU Non-Proliferation and Disarmament Papers, no. 63, SIPRI, June 2019 
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Beyond Obama’s Red Lines: the Syrian Arab Army and Chemical Warfare
Can Kasapoğlu, German Institute for International and Security Affairs, June 2019 
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Preventing the Re-Emergence of Chemical Weapons
Jean Pascal Zanders, European Union Institute for Security Studies, April 2019 
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Chemical Weapons Treaty: Time for Chemical Industry to Step up
Peter van Ham, Sico van der Meer, Opinions, Clingendael, 19 October 2018 
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Chemical Weapons Attacks: The End of Anonymity
Oliver Meier, German Institute for International and Security Affairs, August 2018 
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Are Chemical Weapons Forbidden? (L’interdiction des armes chimiques en question)	(in French)
Benjamin Hautecouverture, Note de la FRS, No.2/2018, March 6, 2018, 8pp. 
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Technological convergence: What impact for the Chemical and Biological Weapons Conventions?
Elisande Nexon (ed.), Seminar report, Inserm - FRS, Paris, 20 February 2013, 8p. 
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Chemical weapons challenges ahead: Past and future of the OPCW – With a case study on Syria
Peter van Ham, Sico van der Meer, Malik Ellahi, Clingendael Report, October 2017, 81pp. 
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Freeing the World of Chemical Weapons: the Chemical Weapons Convention at the Ten-Year Mark
Oliver Thränert & Jonathan B. Tucker, SWP Research Paper, July 2007, German Institute for International and Security Affairs 
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The Danger of Chemical Weapons in Syria
Oliver Meier, SWP Comments, 4pp. April 2016 
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100 years of chemical weapons and the future of the OPCW
Wilton Park conference Report, The Hague, Monday 15 June 2015 | WP1408, 2 October 2015 
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Export of dual-use chemicals to Syria: an assessment of European Union export controls
Ian Anthony, NP paper No.35, January 2014, 14p. 
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The Geneva Agreement on Syria’s Chemical Disarmament: An Important Milestone
Marc Finaud, Web Editorial, GCSP, 17 September 2013 
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It’s Time to Revisit Iraq as Syria Offers Up Its Chemical Weapons Arsenal
Paul Schulte, Radio Broadcast, September 10, 2013 
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Syrian chemical weapons: from horror to diplomacy?
Bernard Sitt, The Non-Proliferation Monthly's Editorial, September 2013 
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The Syria vote in the British parliament
Ian Anthony, Experts Comments, August 30, 2013 
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“When is evidence proof?”
Jean Pascal Zanders, The Non-Proliferation Monthly, June 2013 
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The future of CWC in the post-destruction phase
Jean Pascal Zanders, EUISS, March 2013 
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Wilton Park Conference Report: Chemical Weapons Convention, Third Review Conference and Beyond
Monday 15 – Wednesday 17 October 2012, WP1178, 10p. 
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Chemical weapons disarmament and the future of the Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW)
Wilton Park Conference, Conference report for WP1079, 14p., March 2011