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Arms Control Today, December 2010
Focus
New START Now
Daryl G. Kimball
Features
After New START: What Next?
Steven Pifer
Britain Leads the Way to Global Zero
Harold Smith and Raymond Jeanloz
Verification on the Road to Zero: Issues for Nuclear Warhead Dismantlement
James Fuller
Looking Back
The Nuclear Freeze and Its Impact
Lawrence S. Wittner
News
News Briefs
Asia and Australia
N. Korea Reveals Uranium-Enrichment Plant
Peter Crail
Obama Easing Export Controls on India
Eric Auner
India Seen Unlikely to Join NSG Soon
Daniel Horner
The Middle East and Africa
Nigeria Intercepts Iran Arms Shipment
Peter Crail
U.S. Consulting on Middle East Meeting
Alfred Nurja
Europe and the Former Soviet Union
NATO Revises Nuclear Policy
Oliver Meier
NATO Approves Expanded Missile Defense
Robert Golan-Vilella
UK, France Sign Nuclear Collaboration Treaty
Robert Golan-Vilella
The United States and the Americas
Obama Pushes for Vote on New START
Tom Z. Collina
Saudi Arms Deal Moves Forward
Matt Sugrue
The World
UN Tackles Disarmament Machinery
Peter Crail
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