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Arms Control Today, September 2000

Departments

Remarks by President Bill Clinton On National Missile Defense

U.S. 1999 Data for the UN Conventional Arms Register

Focus

The Right Thing to Do
Spurgeon M. Keeny, Jr.

Features

Presidential Election Forum: The Candidates on Arms Control
Governor George W. Bush, Vice President Al Gore

Boost-Phase Intercept: A Better Alternative
Richard L. Garwin

Missile Defense: The View From the Other Side of the Atlantic
Camille Grand

News

News & Negotiations

Clinton Says No to NMD As Program Lags; Cites Technology Doubts and Foreign Concerns
Wade Boese

Clinton NMD Decision Welcomed Abroad, Reactions at Home Are Mixed
Wade Boese

Russia Ready to Reduce to 1,500 Warheads, Addressing Dispute Over Strategic Forces' Fate
Philipp C. Bleek

U.S.-North Korea Missile, Terrorism Talks Resume; North Korea Admits to Exporting Rocket Technology
Alex Wagner

U.S.-China Arms Talks Resume
J. Peter Scoblic

U.S. Explores North Korean Offer to Terminate Missile Program In Exchange for Satellite-Launch Aid
Alex Wagner

Iran Tests
Alex Wagner

U.S.-Turkey Copter Deal Flies Despite Human Rights
Wade Boese

DOE Simulates Nuclear Explosion; GAO Faults Ignition Facility
Philipp C. Bleek

Israel Halts Chinese Phalcon Deal
Wade Boese

Mixed Results in U.S. TMD Tests
Wade Boese

U.S. Remains World's Top Arms Supplier
Wade Boese

U.S. Revises Computer Export Control Regulations
Seth Brugger

Russia Reduces CFE-Limited Weapons in Georgia
Wade Boese

Pakistan Clarifies Nuclear Export Control Guidelines
Alex Wagner and Seth Brugger

News Briefs

G-8 Addresses Russian Plutonium Disposition

BWC Ad Hoc Group Inches Forward

Former Weapons Inspector Returns to Iraq

Russia Issues New Foreign Policy Concept

UNMOVIC Releases Modified Readiness Report

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