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Arms Control Today, December 2004

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Departments

Editor's Note
Miles A. Pomper

December 2004 Arms Control In Print

Focus

Nuclear Checks and Balances
Daryl G. Kimball

Features

Walking the Nonproliferation Tightrope
An Interview With Ambassador Sérgio de Queiroz Duarte

The Nuclear Third Rail: Can Fuel Cycle Capabilities Be Limited?
Jon B. Wolfsthal

The Nuclear Fuel Cycle: Is It Time for a Multilateral Approach?
Tariq Rauf and Fiona Simpson

The Iran Case: Addressing Why Countries Want Nuclear Weapons
Robert E. Hunter

Looking Back

"Dr. Strangelove" at 40: The Continuing Relevance of a Cold War Cultural Icon
Paul S. Boyer

News

The Middle East and Africa

Iran Agrees to Temporarily Suspend Uranium-Enrichment Program
Paul Kerr

IAEA Cites Iran Progress, Raises Questions
Paul Kerr

Asia and Australia

U.S. Allies Split on North Korea; Talks Stalled as Pyongyang Waits
Paul Kerr

IAEA: Seoul's Nuclear Sins in Past
Paul Kerr

Europe and the Former Soviet Union

G8 Global Partnership Selects Ukraine for Nonproliferation Funds
Claire Applegarth

Albania to Receive Nunn-Lugar Assistance
Michael Nguyen

The United States and the Americas

News Analysis: The Politics of Arms Control in the Second Bush Term
Miles A. Pomper

Missile Defense Still on Hold
Wade Boese

Congress Axes Funding for New Nukes
Wade Boese

The World

U.S. Diappointed With Worldwide Response to WMD Resolution
Wade Boese

UN Nuclear Disarmament Debate Stalled
Wade Boese

UN Slaps Côte d’Ivoire With Embargo
Wade Boese

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