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Arms Control Today, July/August 2006

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Departments

Editor's Note
Miles A. Pomper

July/August 2006 Bibliography

Focus

Next Stop: The NSG
Daryl G. Kimball

Features

Off Target? The Bush Administration's Plan to Arm Long-Range Ballistic Missiles with Conventional Warheads
Steve Andreasen

Reviving Disarmament: An Interview With Hans Blix
Wade Boese, Paul Kerr, and Daryl G. Kimball

BWC 2006: Building Transparency Through Confidence Building Measures
Nicolas Isla and Iris Hunger

Nonproliferation Diplomacy: An Interview with Ambassador Gregory L. Schulte
Miles A. Pomper

Book Reviews

Unmasking a Culture of Death
Jean Pascal Zanders

Books of Note

News

The Middle East and Africa

U.S., Allies Await Iran's Response to Nuclear Offer
Paul Kerr

IAEA Iran Investigation Makes Little Headway
Paul Kerr

Iraq Strives to Join Chemical Weapons Pact
Paul Kerr

Europe and the Former Soviet Union

News Analysis: An End to U.S. Tactical Nuclear Weapons in Europe?
Oliver Meier

Plans for Missile Defenses in Europe Unsettled
Wade Boese

European Conventional Arms Treaty in Limbo
Wade Boese

U.S., Russia Extend Threat Reduction Authority
Wade Boese

Asia and Australia

Potential North Korean Missile Test Raises Tension
Paul Kerr and Wade Boese

U.S., Allies End North Korea Reactor Project
Paul Kerr

The United States and the Americas

U.S.-Indian Deal Clears Congressional Hurdles
Wade Boese

Senate Backs Bush's Iran Approach
Miles A. Pomper

U.S. Sanctions Five Companies for Iran Trade
Wade Boese

The World

IAEA, Leading Nations Push for Fuel Assurances
Miles A. Pomper

Nuclear Suppliers Still Split on U.S.-Indian Deal
Wade Boese

Efforts to Strengthen IAEA Safeguards Advance
Paul Kerr

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