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Arms Control Today, May 2012

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Departments

Focus

Features

The NATO Summit: Recasting the Debate Over U.S. Nuclear Weapons in Europe
Oliver Meier and Paul Ingram

Banning Long-Range Missiles in the Middle East: A First Step for Regional Arms Control
Michael Elleman

Controlling Proliferation: An Interview With Assistant Secretary of State Thomas Countryman
Interviewed by Kelsey Davenport, Daniel Horner, and Daryl G. Kimball

Looking Back

Osirak and Its Lessons for Iran Policy
Bennett Ramberg

News

Asia and Australia

News Analysis: N. Korea Launches Rocket, Kills U.S. Deal
Duyeon Kim

India Announces Successful Agni-5 Test
Eric Auner

The United States and the Americas

U.S. Pushes Missile Defense in Mideast
Tom Z. Collina

Reports Raise Missile Defense Concerns
Tom Z. Collina

Hurdles for Arms Trade Treaty Underscored
Farrah Zughni

News Briefs

South Korea Unveils New Missile
Peter Crail

Arms Dealer Viktor Bout Gets 25 Years
Farrah Zughni

U.S. Chemical Arms Schedule Extended
Daniel Horner

The Middle East and Africa

P5+1 and Iran Hold ‘Positive’ Talks
Peter Crail

Europe and the Former Soviet Union

Russia Back Below Treaty’s Warhead Limits
Tom Z. Collina

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