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Arms Control Today, April 2013
Focus
Time to Move Forward on the Test Ban Treaty
Daryl G. Kimball
Features
The Global Partnership on WMD: A Work in Progress
Alan Heyes
Rethink Plans to Loosen U.S. Controls on Arms Exports
Brittany Benowitz and Barry Kellman
News
The United States and the Americas
Pentagon Shifts Gears on Missile Defense
Tom Z. Collina
Study Sees Cyber Risk for U.S. Arsenal
Timothy Farnsworth
Asia and Australia
UN Imposes New Sanctions on N. Korea
Kelsey Davenport
Lapse of U.S.-South Korea Pact Mulled
Daniel Horner
News Briefs
New Spending Law Raises Nuclear Funding
Marcus Taylor
Amano Endorsed for Second IAEA Term
Kelsey Davenport
Brazil Moves Toward Nuclear Submarine
Serena Kelleher-Vergantini
White House Fills Expanded WMD Post
Tom Z. Collina
The World
Arms Trade Treaty Moves to UN Assembly
Daryl G. Kimball
Impacts of Nuclear Weapons Use Discussed
Alexandra Schmitt
The Middle East and Africa
Amano Reports No Progress on Iran
Kelsey Davenport
UN to Probe Syria Chemical Arms Claims
Daniel Horner
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