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Arms Control Today, November 2003

Departments

National Academy of Sciences Releases Key Report on Biomedical Research

November 2003 Bibliography

Focus

Features

Curbing Nuclear Proliferation: An Interview with Mohamed ElBaradei

Iran at the Nuclear Threshold
Brenda Shaffer

The Emergence of a European 'Strategic Personality'
Joanna Spear

Consolidating Threat Reduction
Harold P. Smith Jr.

News

News & Negotiations

With Deadline Looming, European Foreign Ministers Strike Deal to Restrict Iran's Nuclear Program
Paul Kerr

White House Ready to Support Sanctions on Syria
Karen Yourish

Israel Allegedly Fielding Sea-Based Nuclear Missiles
Wade Boese

Effort to Find WMD in Iraq Comes Up Short
Paul Kerr

Deconstructed: Kay's Congressional Testimony
Paul Kerr

Army Report Details Patriot Record in Iraq War
Wade Boese

Battle Brewing Over Congressional Investigations
Karen Yourish

Bush Hints at North Korea Security Agreement
Paul Kerr

Former Negotiator Warns Bush: Last Chance for Diplomacy with North
Paul Kerr

Russia Mulls Altered Nuclear Doctrine
Christine Kucia

State Department Sets Up New Office to Control Some Conventional
Wade Boese

Brazil Prepares to Enrich Uranium for Reactors
Daniel Koik

Interdiction Initiative Participants Agree on End, Differ on Means
Wade Boese

India, Pakistan Move Forward With New Weapons
Karen Yourish

Russia Tops in Quantity of Arms Shipped in 2002

News Briefs

U.S. Requests License for Plutonium Shipment to France

GAO Covertly Buys Bioweapons Gear from Defense Department

Congressional Delegation Cancels Trip to North Korea at White House Request

France's Deterrence Policy in Question

U.S. Reviewing FMCT Policy

New U.S., Russian Chemical Destruction Deadlines Approved

Defense Science Board Calls for New Nuclear Weapons Capabilities

U.S. Civilian Nuclear Reactor to Produce Weapons Material

Contracts Awarded to Replace Russian Reactors With Fossil-Fuel Plants

Asian and Pacific Leaders Pledge to Control Shoulder-Fired Missiles

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