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Arms Control Today, March 2008

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Departments

Editor's Note
Miles A. Pomper

Letters to the Editor: “Trust Us” Is Not Enough in Pakistan
Pervez Hoodbhoy

Correction

March 2008 Bibliography

March 2008 ACT Print Advertisers

Focus

Features

A World Free of Nuclear Weapons: An Interview With Nuclear Threat Initiative Co-Chairman Sam Nunn
Interviewed by Daryl G. Kimball and Miles A. Pomper

Getting Down to the Hard Cases: Prospects for CWC Universality
Daniel Feakes

Advances in Science and Technology and the Chemical Weapons Convention
Ralf Trapp

Looking Back

LOOKING BACK: The Continuing Legacy of Old and Abandoned Chemical Weapons
John Hart

News

The Middle East and Africa

IAEA: Iran Work Plan Progress Incomplete
Peter Crail

New UN Sanctions on Iran Proposed
Peter Crail

Senate Still Examining Pre-War Iraq Intel
Peter Crail

Asia and Australia

U.S.-Indian Deal in Limbo as Clock Ticks
Wade Boese

North Korea Slows Nuclear Disablement
Peter Crail

Pakistan Defends Nuke Security Amid Instability
Peter Crail

The World

NEWS ANALYSIS: Chemical Weapons Parlay’s Outcome Uncertain
Oliver Meier

Cluster Munitions Talks Gain Steam
Miles A. Pomper

Russia Pushes Pacts as U.S. Kills Satellite
Wade Boese

U.S. Joins Study of Arms Trade Treaty
Jeff Abramson

The United States and the Americas

Bush Budget Revives Cut Warhead
Wade Boese

Missile Defense Budget Boosts Requested
Wade Boese

Bush Requests Less for Threat Reduction Program
Daniel Arnaudo

Bush Calls for More GNEP, MOX Facility Funds
Miles A. Pomper

Bush Issues Directive on Additional Protocol
Peter Crail

White House Aims to Expedite Arms Exports
Jeff Abramson

GAO Report Chides Energy Department Program
Daniel Arnaudo

Weapons Labs Biological Research Raises Concerns
Jeremy Patterson

Air Force Issues New Nuclear Weapons Procedures
Jessica Lasky-Fink

Europe and the Former Soviet Union

Russia Halts Missile Launch Notices
Wade Boese

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