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Arms Control Today, January/February 2005

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Departments

Editor's Note
Miles A. Pomper

Correction

ACT 2004 Index

January/February 2005 Bibliography

Focus

Features

Disarmament: Have the Five Nuclear Powers Done Enough?
Lawrence Scheinman

Superseding U.S.-Russian Nuclear Deterrence
Alexei Arbatov

Caught in the Middle: The United Kingdom and the 2005 NPT Review Conference
William Walker

The 2005 NPT Review Conference: A French Perspective
Ambassador Jean-David Levitte

China: A Crucial Bridge for the 2005 NPT Review Conference
Li Bin

Can a Fissile Material Cutoff Treaty Be Effectively Verified?
John Carlson

News

The Middle East and Africa

Iran-EU Nuclear Negotiations Begin
Paul Kerr

U.S. Imposes Iran-Related Sanctions
Wade Boese

Asia and Australia

Reactor Suspension Extended; North Korea Nuclear Talks Stall
Paul Kerr

EU Retains China Arms Embargo
Wade Boese

Europe and the Former Soviet Union

News Analysis: U.S.-Russian Nuclear Rivalry Linger
Wade Boese

Russia Speeds Chemical Weapon Disposal
Michael Nguyen

U.S. Says it Will Complete Russian Nuclear Security Upgrades by 2008
Claire Applegarth

The United States and the Americas

Missile Defense Fails Test; System Remains Grounded
Wade Boese

Canada Draws Line on Missile Defense
Wade Boese

Brazil, IAEA Reach Inspection Agreement
Claire Applegarth

Bush Picks New Security Team
Miles A. Pomper

The World

IAEA Investigating Egypt and Taiwan
Paul Kerr

Clearing Mined Areas Now Treaty Aim
Wade Boese

UN Panel Sounds Nonproliferation Alarm
Wade Boese

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