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Arms Control Today, March 2007

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Departments

Editor's Note
Miles A. Pomper

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Focus

Déjà Vu All Over Again
Daryl G. Kimball

Features

Dangerous Dealings: North Korea’s Nuclear Capabilities and the Threat of Export to Iran
Siegfried S. Hecker and William Liou

Out of the Valley: Advancing the Biological Weapons Convention After the 2006 Review Conference
Jez Littlewood

The UN Process on Small Arms: All Is Not Lost
Holger Anders

Book Reviews

Moving Nonproliferation Forward
Barclay Ward

Books of Note

News

Asia and Australia

Initial Pact Reached to End North Korean Nuclear Weapons Program
Paul Kerr

Chinese Satellite Destruction Stirs Debate
Wade Boese

Chinese Proud, Defensive About ASAT Test
Scarlet Kim

Slow Start in 2007 for U.S.-Indian Nuclear Deal
Wade Boese

The United States and the Americas

Bush Seeks Budget Boost for Future Warhead
Wade Boese

Missile Defense Remains Budget Priority
Wade Boese

Bush Cuts Threat Reduction Budget
Daniel Arnaudo

House Approves Nonproliferation Initiatives
Miles A. Pomper

U.S. Funding for CTBTO Lags
Daryl G. Kimball

Europe and the Former Soviet Union

U.S., Europe Anti-Missile Plans Upset Russia
Wade Boese

HEU Smuggling Sting Raises Security Concerns
Justin Reed

The Middle East and Africa

Security Council Considers New Iran Sanctions
Paul Kerr

ElBaradei: Iran’s Nuclear Program Advances
Paul Kerr

U.S. Sanctions Iranian, Syrian Entities
Wade Boese

Iran Receives Smuggled Surplus F-14 Parts
Philip Maxon

Israeli Cluster Munitions Use Examined
Wade Boese

The World

UN Battles Over Disarmament Bureaucracy
Jim Wurst

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