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Volume 35
Number 9
November 2005



Focus
Of Madmen and Nukes
Daryl G. Kimball

Features

Defending Missile Defense:
An ACT Interview With Missile Defense Agency Director Lt. Gen. Henry Obering

Witness for the Prosecution: International Organizations and Arms Control Verification
Edward Ifft

China's Export Controls: Can Beijing's Actions Match Its Words?
Anupam Srivastava


LOOKING BACK

Multilateral Arms Transfer Restraint: The Limits of Cooperation
James A. Lewis


Editor's Note

Arms Control in Print

Corrections

 

 

News

THE WORLD

ElBaradei, IAEA Win Nobel Peace Prize
Miles A. Pomper

OPCW Director Seeks Middle East Inroads
Michael Nguyen

IAEA Board Closes Safeguards Loophole
Paul Kerr

IAEA Reports Increase in Nuclear Trafficking
Scott Morrissey

Hard Cases Stymie Test Ban Treaty
Oliver Meier

Global Arms Exports Climbed in 2004
Wade Boese

THE UNITED STATES AND THE AMERICAS

U.S. Proposes Nuclear Fuel Safety Net
Wade Boese

Lawmakers Want to Retain ICBM Force
Wade Boese

Brazilian Regulator Denies Uranium Claims
William Huntington

THE MIDDLE EAST AND AFRICA

IAEA Unlikely to Refer Iran to Security Council
Paul Kerr

ASIA AND AUSTRALIA

Challenges Face North Korea Talks
Paul Kerr

Suppliers Weigh Indian Nuclear Cooperation
Wade Boese

India, Pakistan Sign Missile Notification Pact
Erin Creegan

EUROPE AND THE FORMER SOVIET UNION

Hungarian Missiles Set for Destruction
Wade Boese

EU Slaps Arms Embargo on Uzbekistan
Jacob Parakilas

IRA Disarms After 36 Years
Erin Creegan

Czech Uranium Removed
William Huntington

 


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