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Volume 44: May 2014

Arms Control TODAY

The monthly journal on nonproliferation and global security.

Focus

Keep the Middle East Nuclear Test Free
Daryl Kimball

Features

From Sprint to Marathon: The 2014 Nuclear Security Summit and the Path Ahead
Deepti Choubey
Nuclear Weapons Modernization: A Threat to the NPT?
Hans M. Kristensen
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Getting to Know

Getting to Know Eric Schlosser
Interviewed by Jefferson Morley

Looking Back

A Work in Progress: UN Security Resolution 1540 After 10 Years
Igor Khripunov

In the News

Australia and Asia

N. Korea Warns of New Nuclear Test

Kelsey Davenport

The Middle East and Africa

Syria Misses Chemical Removal Deadline

Daniel Horner

Iran Claims Progress on Nuclear Deal

Kelsey Davenport

News Briefs

17 European Countries Ratify ATT

Jefferson Morley

Nuclear Powers Meet in Beijing on NPT

Tom Z. Collina

Klotz Starts at Nuclear Arms Agency

Tom Z. Collina

South Korea Tests Longer-Range Missile

Kelsey Davenport

The United States and the Americas

Future of ‘3+2’ Warhead Plan in Doubt

Tom Z. Collina

Pentagon Sets Numbers for New START

Tom Z. Collina

U.S. Reviewing, Not Halting, Russia Work

Daniel Horner

The World

Summit ‘Gift Baskets’ Seen As Key

Kelsey Davenport

Progress Slow on Landmine Ban

Jefferson Morley

Israel Indicates Support for CTBT

Daryl G. Kimball

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Interpretations, opinions, or conclusions in Arms Control Today should be understood to be solely those of the authors and should not be attributed to the association, its board of directors, officers, or other staff members, or to organizations and individuals that support the Arms Control Association.