Darya Dolzikova​

Research FellowProliferation and Nuclear Policy

Biography

Darya Dolzikova is a Research Fellow with RUSI’s Proliferation and Nuclear Policy programme. Her work focuses on understanding and countering the proliferation of nuclear weapons technology and strategic aspects of civil nuclear technology. She has conducted research on the Iranian nuclear programme and related diplomacy, Iranian and North Korean proliferation-related sanctions evasion, nuclear safety in Ukraine, the role of Russia in global civil nuclear supply chains, and other issues relating to nuclear technology and proliferation.

Prior to joining RUSI, Darya had served as the manager of government relations and policy development at Canada’s national aerospace industry association. She also has experience working in the due diligence sector and on defence-related issues in Canada’s Parliament.

Darya holds an MA in Security Studies from Georgetown University and a BSocSc in International Studies and Modern Languages from the University of Ottawa.

Additional publications


Silicon Lifeline: Western Electronics at the Heart of Russia's War Machine
The Orlan Complex: Tracking the Supply Chains of Russia’s Most Successful UAV
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Strategic and Security Aspects of Civil Nuclear Power

Strategic and Security Aspects of Civil Nuclear Power

Nuclear Facilities as Targets of Military Attack

Nuclear Facilities as Targets of Military Attack

Examining the Threat of North Korean Onwards Proliferation

Examining the Threat of North Korean Onwards Proliferation

Iran in the Global Security Context

Iran in the Global Security Context


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