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Biography

Veteran journalist. Chief editor, Arms Control Today, 2021-present; The New York Times editorial board, 2007-2020; Reuters diplomatic correspondent, 1983-2007; The Hartford Courant, 1974-1983; The Lowell Sun, 1970-1972. Member, Council on Foreign Relations & the Murrow Fellowship selection committee. Teaching: University of Michigan, Fall 2021; Princeton University, Spring 2020 & Fall 2013; Indiana University 2019; Ashoka University, Summer 2020. Fellowships: JFK School Institute of Politics, Fall 2020; U.S. Institute of Peace, 1999-2000. Awards: The American Academy of Diplomacy for outstanding diplomatic commentary, 2018; Georgetown University, The Weintal Prize for diplomatic reporting. https://www.nytimes.com/search?query=carol+giacomo%2Feditorial+board

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  Israel’s Use of Exploding Pagers May Violate International Law

  By Carol Giacomo Verified

  Oct. 01, 2024

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  Israel’s Use of Exploding Pagers May Violate International Law

  By Carol Giacomo Verified

  Oct. 01, 2024

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Arms Control Today

The Arms Control Association (ACA) is a nonpartisan membership organization based in the U.S., established in 1971. It focuses on advancing arms control, nonproliferation, and disarmament policies related to nuclear, chemical, biological, and certain conventional weapons. The ACA serves as a key source of information and analysis on complex security challenges and collaborates with global civil society organizations to influence public policy and mitigate threats from weapons of mass destruction. The ACA publishes policy reports, fact sheets, and briefs on arms control treaties and emerging threats. It produces a monthly journal, "Arms Control Today," which covers developments in arms control and nonproliferation. The organization engages with policymakers, media, and the public through advocacy efforts, expert commentary, and educational resources. It primarily serves policymakers, journalists, academics, and civil society organizations focused on global security, with a commitment to addressing the impacts of nuclear weapons on marginalized communities.