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Arms Control Today, December 2011

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Departments

Focus

Features

The South Asian Nuclear Balance: An Interview With Pakistani Ambassador to the CD Zamir Akram
Interviewed by Tom Z. Collina and Daniel Horner

Retooling Efforts to Stop the Proliferation of WMD Expertise
Sharon K. Weiner

Prospects for Global Restraints on Cyberattack
John Steinbruner

The Test Ban and the 1956 Election
Barry H. Steiner

News

The Middle East and Africa

IAEA Lays Out Iran Weapons Suspicions
Peter Crail

Syria Probe Still Stalled, IAEA Says
Peter Crail

OPCW Prepares for More Libya Inspections
Daniel Horner

The United States and the Americas

Pentagon Considers New Nuclear Cuts
Tom Z. Collina

News Briefs

U.S. Suspends CFE Treaty Implementation
Daryl G. Kimball

Progress Made on SE Asian Nuclear Pact
Peter Crail

IAEA Holds Forum on Mideast Nuclear Arms
Daniel Horner

UN Backs Libya MANPADS Effort
Xiaodon Liang

The World

Cluster Munitions Protocol Fails
Farrah Zughni

Arms Trader Viktor Bout Convicted
Xiaodon Liang

Frustration Evident in UN First Committee
Benjamin Seel

Cyber Norms Mulled at London Meeting
Timothy Farnsworth

WMD Controls Improving, UN Panel Says
Peter Crail

Asia and Australia

China Cited by Foes of Nuclear Budget Cuts
Kathleen E. Masterson

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