| 1998 ACT Index ... c.1997 the Arms Control Assocation |
Arms Control Today, November/December 1998
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Alessi, Victor and Ronald F. Lehman II:
"Science in the Pursuit of Peace: The Success and Future of the ISTC," Jun./Jul., pp. 16–22.
Allen, Richard, Gregory van der Vink, Jeffrey Park, Terry Wallace and Christel Hennet:
"False Accusations, Undetected Tests and Implications for the CTB Treaty," May, pp. 7–13.
Bailey, Kathleen C.:
"The CTB Treaty and Nuclear Non-Proliferation: The Debate Continues," Mar., pp. 7, 10–11 (Mar. 18 Testimony before the Senate Governmental Affairs Subcommittee on International Security, Proliferation and Federal Services).
Bell, Robert:
"Strategic Agreements and the CTB Treaty: Striking the Right Balance," Jan./Feb., pp. 3–10 (Feb, 18 address before ACA annual luncheon).
Blackwood, Milton E., Jr.:
"Beyond the Chemical Weapons Stockpile: The Challenge of Non-Stockpile Materiel," Jun./Jul., pp. 10–15.
Boese, Wade:
"Proposed FMS Deals in 1997 Reflect Tight Markets, Economic Woes," Jan./Feb., p. 32;
"CD Opens '98 Session As Members Reiterate Competing Priorities," Jan./Feb., p. 33;
"CD Closes 1st Session, Establishes One Ad Hoc Committee," Mar., p. 21;
"UN Security Council Approves Arms Embargo on Yugoslavia," Mar., p. 26;
"Administration Clears Way for South African Arms Trade," Mar., p. 29;
"Senate Approves NATO Expansion, Signals Caution on Future Rounds," Apr., pp. 20-21;
"Indian, Pakistani Nuclear Tests Elicit Condemnation at CD," May, p. 25;
"European Union Adopts Code of Conduct on Arms Sales," May, p. 32;
"UAE to Purchase 80 F-16C/Ds, Arms in Deal Worth $7 Billion," May, pp. 34–35;
"Pakistan Supports Cutoff Talks at Opening of Third CD Session," Jun./Jul., p.27;
"CFE Compliance Report Issued; Treaty Adaptation Talks Continue," Jun./Jul., p. 30;
"U.S. Remains Largest Supplier to a Shrinking Arms Market," Jun./Jul., p. 32;
"Fortieth Ratification Sets Clock for Ottawa Treaty's Entry Into Force," Aug./Sept., p. 27;
"CD Convenes Committee to Work on Fissile Cutoff," Aug./Sept., p. 30;
"OAS to Draft Arms Transparency Convention," Oct., p. 26;
"U.S. Retains Top Spot in Latest UN Conventional Arms Register," Oct., p. 27;
"Germany Raises No-First-Use Issue at NATO Meeting," Nov./Dec., p. 24;
"Little Progress at Wassenaar Export Control Regime Plenary," Nov./Dec., p. 26.
Boutwell, Jeffrey and Michael Klare:
"Small Arms and Light Weapons: Controlling the Real Instruments of War," Aug./Sept., pp. 15–23.
Bunn, George:
"Moving Toward 'Legally Binding' Negative Security Assurances," Mar., p. 27 (Letter to the editor);
"Nuclear Tests Violate International Norm," May, pp. 26–27 (Letter to the editor).
Butler, Richard:
"Ambassador Richard Butler: Keeping Iraq's Disarmament on Track," Aug./Sept., pp. 3–7.
Cerniello, Craig:
"Clinton Urges Senate to Act on CTB; Helms Calls Treaty 'Low Priority,'" Jan./Feb., p. 28;
"International Group Issues Call For Abolition of Nuclear Weapons," Jan./Feb., p. 34;
"Yeltsin Government Shake-Up Unlikely to Affect Arms Control," Mar., p. 19;
"Panel Criticizes U.S. 'Rush' To Deploy Missile Defense Systems," Mar., p. 20;
"Britain, France Ratify CTB Treaty, Adminstration Looks to Senate," Apr., p. 21;
"Senate Panel Approves NMD Bill Seeking to Move Up Deployment," Apr., p. 23;
"Yeltsin Submits START II, ABM-TMD Agreements to Duma," Apr., p. 24;
"South Asian Nuclear Tests Cloud Prospects for CTBT Ratification," May, pp. 24, 27;
"Senate Narrowly Averts Floor Vote on Cochran NMD Legislation," May, p. 29;
"Administration, Congress Continue Debate Over Membership, Future of ABM Treaty," May, p. 36;
"Britain Releases Defense Review Calling for a 'Minimum Deterrent'," Jun./Jul., p. 28;
"Rumsfeld Panel Releases Report on Missile Threat to U.S.," Jun./Jul., pp. 28, 33;
"Moscow Summit Brings Two Minor Arms Control Agreements," Aug./Sept., pp. 24, 31;
"NMD Bill Stalled in Senate; New Bill Introduced in House," Aug./Sept., p. 25;
"DOD Official Says NMD System May Require Treaty Withdrawal," Oct., p. 23;
"CIA Holds to Assessment of Ballistic Missile Threat to U.S.," Oct., p. 24;
"Duma Drafts Resolution Then Postpones Vote on START II," Nov./Dec., p. 23;
"Lugar Cites CTR Progress, Calls on U.S. for More Aid", Nov./Dec., p. 22;
"DOE Plans to Obtain Tritium from Existing Civilian Reactors," Nov./Dec., p. 25.
Diamond, Howard:
"Clinton Moves to Implement Sino-U.S. Nuclear Agreement," Jan./Feb., p. 30;
"Russia Issues New Export Decree To Stem Missile Transfers to Iran," Jan./Feb., p. 31;
"Proposed FMS Deals in 1997 Reflect Tight Markets, Economic Woes," Jan./Feb., p. 32;
"U.S. Renews Effort to Bring China Into Missile Control Regime," Mar., p. 22;
"U.S., Ukraine Sign Nuclear Accord, Agree on MTCR Accession," Mar., p. 23;
"U.S., Russia Take New Steps to Control Technology Transfers to Iran," Mar., p. 24;
"After BJP Election Win, Leaders Soften Line on Nuclear Weapons," Mar., p. 25;
"U.S. Imposes Sanctions on Pakistan, N. Korea Following Missile Test," Apr., p. 22;
"UN Maintains Sanctions on Iraq As Security Council Split Grows," Apr., p. 25;
"Russian Export Controls Fail to Stop Steel for Iranian Missile Program," Apr., p. 26;
"India Conducts Nuclear Tests; Pakistan Follows Suit," May, p. 22–23, 27;
"Senate Approves Sanction Legislation Aimed at Russian-Iranian Missile Cooperation," May, pp. 30–31;
"UN Security Council Sets Terms for 'Closing' Nuclear File on Iraq," May, p. 31;
"House Seeks to Limit Space Cooperation with China," May, p. 33;
"N. Korea Warns on Nuclear Freeze, Halts DOE Cleanup at Yongbyon," May, p. 35;
"Sino-U.S. Summit Yields Modest Advances in Arms Control Agenda," Jun./Jul., p. 23;
"India, Pakistan Respond to Arms Control Initiatives," Jun./Jul., p. 24;
"Russia, India Move Forward With Deals on Arms, Nuclear Power," Jun./Jul., p. 25;
"Clinton Vetoes Sanctions Bill; Sets, Imposes New Sanctions on Russia," Jun./Jul., p. 26;
"Iraqi Nuclear File Kept Open, New VX Concerns," Jun./Jul., p. 29;
"KEDO Resolves Cost-Sharing for North Korean Reactor Project," Jun./Jul., p. 31;
"UN Fixes Sanctions on Iraq, Seeks Renewed Cooperation," Aug./Sept., p. 26;
"N. Korea Launches Staged Rocket That Overflies Japanese Territory," Aug./Sept., pp. 28-29;
"Framework Funds Endangered by N. Korean Missile Test, Digging," Aug./Sept., p. 29;
"Iraq Blocks UNSCOM Monitoring; Security Council Calls for Review," Oct., p. 21;
"India, Pakistan Commit to Sign CTB Treaty by September 1999," Oct., p. 22;
"U.S., N. Korea Meet on Missiles; Japan, S. Korea Press on Defenses," Oct., pp. 24, 28;
"Congress Returns Export Control Over Satellites to State Department," Oct., p. 25;
"Congress Okays KEDO Funding; Japan Lifts LWR Funding Block," Oct., p. 26;
"UNSCOM Future Uncertain After Strikes on Iraq," Nov./Dec., p. 21.
"U.S. Waives Many Test-Related Sanctions on India, Pakistan," Nov./Dec., p. 23.
Diamond, Howard and Erik J. Leklem:
"Iraq Strikes New Deal On Inspections at Special Sites," Jan./Feb., pp. 29, 35.
Doyle, James E.:
"Improving Nuclear Materials Security In the Former Soviet Union: Next Steps for the MPC&A Program," Mar., pp. 12–8.
Eisenhower, Susan:
"Advancing the Arms Control Agenda: Pitfalls and Possibilities," Jan./Feb., pp. 11–19 (ACA briefing);
"National Missile Defense, the ABM Treaty and the Future of START II," Nov./Dec., pp. 3–10 (ACA briefing).
Fischer, Christopher and Andrew Howells:
"U.S. Army Destroys Last Non-Essential 'Dumb' Mines," Jun./Jul., p. 32.
Graham, Thomas, Jr.:
"South Asia and the Future of Nuclear Non-Proliferation," May, pp. 3–6.
Grey, Robert T.:
"U.S. Interests and Priorities at the CD," Oct., pp. 3–8 (Interview).
Gronlund, Lisbeth:
"Taking a Closer Look at the 'Demarcation' Agreement," Jun./Jul., p. 36 (Letter to the Editor).
Hamza, Khidhir and David Albright:
"Iraq's Reconstitution of Its Nuclear Weapons Program," Oct., pp. 9–15.
Hennet, Christel, Gregory van der Vink, Jeffrey Park, Richard Allen and Terry Wallace:
"False Accusations, Undetected Tests and Implications for the CTB Treaty," May, pp. 7–13.
Howells, Andrew and Christopher Fischer:
"U.S. Army Destroys Last Non-Essential 'Dumb' Mines," Jun./Jul., p. 32.
Isaacs, John:
"Advancing the Arms Control Agenda: Pitfalls and Possibilities," Jan./Feb., pp. 11–19 (ACA briefing);
"Arms Control in 1998: Congress Maintains the Status Quo," Oct., pp. 16–20.
Karp, Aaron:
"Indian Ambitions and the Limits of American Influence," May, pp. 14-21.
Keeny, Spurgeon M., Jr.:
"Give Diplomacy a Chance," Jan./Feb., p.2;
"Advancing the Arms Control Agenda: Pitfalls and Possibilities," Jan./Feb., pp. 11–19 (ACA briefing);
"NATO Expansion: Time for Damage Control," Mar., p. 2;
"The CTB Treaty and Nuclear Non-Proliferation: The Debate Continues," Mar., pp. 7–9 (Mar. 18 Testimony before the Senate Governmental Affairs Subcommittee on International Security, Proliferation and Federal Services);
"South Asia's Nuclear Wake-Up Call," May, p. 2;
"The New Missile 'Threat' Gap," Jun./Jul., p. 2;
"'Not with a bang but a whimper'," Oct., p. 2;
"Putting National Security First," Aug./Sept., p. 2;
"Don't Stop START II," Nov./Dec., p. 2;
"National Missile Defense, the ABM Treaty and the Future of START II," Nov./Dec., pp. 3–10 (ACA briefing).
Kimball, Daryl G.:
"Holding the CTBT Hostage in the Senate: The 'Stealth' Strategy of Helms and Lott," Jun./Jul., pp. 3–9.
Klare, Michael and Jeffrey Boutwell:
"Small Arms and Light Weapons: controlling the Real Instruments of War," Aug./Sept., pp. 15–23.
Lehman, Ronald F., II and Victor Alessi:
"Science in the Pursuit of Peace: The Success and Future of the ISTC," Jun./Jul., pp. 16–22.
Leklem, Erik J.:
"UNSCOM Completes First Inspections at 'Presidential Sites,'" Mar., p. 21;
"At One Year, CWC Progress Tempered by Limited Transparency," Apr., pp. 27–28;
"CWC Implementing Legislation Passed by Senate; Future Uncertain," May, p. 30;
"U.S. Pledges to Sign APL Ban; Lists Conditions to be Met First," May, p. 37.
Leklem, Erik J. and Howard Diamond:
"Iraq Strikes New Deal On Inspections at Special Sites," Jan./Feb., pp. 29, 35;
Mendelsohn, Jack:
"Advancing the Arms Control Agenda: Pitfalls and Possibilities," Jan./Feb., pp. 11–19 (ACA briefing);
"Tranche Fever," Apr., p. 2;
Neff, Thomas L.:
"Privatizing U.S. National Security: The U.S.-Russian HEU Deal at Risk," Aug./Sept., pp. 8–14.
Panofsky, Wolfgang K. H.:
"Dismantling the Concept of 'Weapons of Mass Destruction,'" Apr., pp. 3–8.
Park, Jeffrey, Gregory van der Vink, Richard Allen, Terry Wallace and Christel Hennet:
"False Accusations, Undetected Tests and Implications for the CTB Treaty," May, pp. 7–13.
Pike, John:
"National Missile Defense, the ABM Treaty and the Future of START II," Nov./Dec., pp. 3–10 (ACA briefing).
Rhinelander, John:
"National Missile Defense, the ABM Treaty and the Future of START II," Nov./Dec., pp. 3–10 (ACA briefing).
Sigal, Leon V.:
"Averting a Train Wreck with North Korea," Nov./Dec., pp. 11–15.
Smith, Harold P.:
"Funding CW Demilitarization in Russia: Time to Share the Burden," Nov./Dec., pp. 16–20.
Smith, Harold P. and Richard S. Soll:
"Challenges of Nuclear Stockpile Stewardship Under a Comprehensive Test Ban," Mar., pp. 3–6.
Soll, Richard S. and Harold P. Smith:
"Challenges of Nuclear Stockpile Stewardship Under a Comprehensive Test Ban," Mar., pp. 3–6.
Tucker, Jonathan B.:
"Strengthening the BWC: Moving Toward a Compliance Protocol," Jan./Feb., pp. 20–27.
van der Vink, Gregory, Jeffrey Park, Richard Allen, Terry Wallace and Christel Hennet:
"False Accusations, Undetected Tests and Implications for the CTB Treaty," May, pp. 7–13.
Wallace, Terry, Gregory van der Vink, Jeffrey Park, Richard Allen, and Christel Hennet:
"False Accusations, Undetected Tests and Implications for the CTB Treaty," May, pp. 7–13.
Ware, Alyn:
"The 1996 ICJ Opinion and the Legality of Nuclear Weaponns," Jun./Jul., p. 35 (Letter to the Editor).
"National Missile Defense, the ABM Treaty and the Future of START II," with Susan Eisenhower, Spurgeon M. Keeny, Jr., John Pike and John Rhinelander, Nov./Dec., pp. 3–10.
"U.S. and Soviet/Russian Strategic Nuclear Forces," Mar., p. 30.
"Update: States-Parties and Signatories to The Chemical Weapons Convention," Apr., pp. 29–30.
"The Nuclear Testing Tally," May, p. 38.
"U.S. 1997 Data for the UN Conventional Arms Register," Jun./Jul., pp. 37–38.
"U.S. and Soviet/Russian Strategic Nuclear Forces," Aug./Sept., p. 34.
"The CTB Treaty: Signatories and Ratifiers," Oct., p. 30.
"The 1997 UN Register of Conventional Arms," Nov./Dec., p. 29–30.
Ambassador Richard Butler: Aug./Sept., pp. 3–7.
ABM Treaty:
ABM-related agreements submitted to Duma, Apr., p. 24;
Administration, Congress debate treaty membership and future, May, p. 36;
Demarcation agreements, Jun./Jul., p. 36 (Letter to the editor);
House bans funds to implement treaty succession agreement, Aug./Sept., p. 32;
Congressional attacks on treaty, Oct., pp. 16–17;
NMD deployment may require ABM withdrawal, Oct., p. 23;
Impact of U.S. NMD programs, Nov./Dec., pp. 3–10 (ACA briefing).
(See also BMD, NATO, Russia, START II, U.S.-Russian Relations.)Arms Control and Disarmament Agency (ACDA):
Integration into State Department, Oct., pp. 2, 19.Balkans:
Security Council imposes arms embargo on Yugoslavia, Mar., p. 26;
UN reports no monitoring regime for arms embargo, Aug./Sept., p. 36.Ballistic Missiles:
Pakistan tests Ghauri, Apr., p. 22;
New missile "threat" gap, Jun./Jul., p. 2;
Iranian Shahab-3 test, Jun./Jul., p. 26;
Rumsfeld commission releases report on missile threat to U.S., Jun./Jul., p. 28;
N. Korea launches multi-stage rocket, Aug./Sept., p. 28;
CIA evaluates missile threat to U.S., Oct., p. 24.
(See also India, MTCR, NMD, Pakistan, UNSCOM.)Ballistic Missile Defense (BMD):
Overview of alternative NMD plans, Jan./Feb., p. 38 (Factfile);
Welch panel criticizes rush to deployment, Mar., p. 20;
New NMD bill introduced in Senate, Mar., p. 28;
U.S. "rush to failure," Apr., pp. 9–13;
Senate committee approves NMD bill, Apr., p. 23;
Senate NMD bill narrowly misses floor vote, May, p. 29; Aug./Sept., p. 25;
New missile "threat" gap, Jun./Jul., p. 2;
Rumsfeld commission releases report, Jun./Jul., p. 28;
New NMD bill introduced in House, Aug./Sept., p. 25;
Congressional debate in 1998, Oct., pp. 16–17;
CIA evaluates ballistic missile threat to U.S., Oct., p. 24;
U.S. to increase NMD funding, Nov./Dec., pp. 3–10 (ACA briefing).
(See also ABM Treaty, U.S. Congress, U.S.-Russian relations.)Belarus:
See ABM Treaty, START I.Biological Weapons:
See Iraq.Biological Weapons Convention (BWC):
Monitoring compliance, Jan./Feb., 20–27.Chemical Weapons:
Disposing of CW stockpiles, Jun./Jul., pp. 10–15;
Funding CW demilitarization in Russia, Nov./Dec., pp. 16–20.
(See also Chemical Weapons Convention.)Chemical Weapons Convention (CWC):
Analysis of first year of formal activity, Apr., p. 27;
List of states-parties and signatories, Apr., pp. 29–30 (Factfile);
Senate passes implementing legislation, May, p. 30;
Implementing legislation vetoed, Jun./Jul., p. 34;
Implementing legislation approved, Oct., pp. 18–19.
(See also Chemical Weapons, U.S. Congress.)China:
Sino-U.S. nuclear cooperation accord, Jan./Feb., p. 30;
U.S. encourages China to join MTCR, Mar., p. 22;
U.S. House seeks to limit Sino-U.S. space cooperation, May, p. 33;
Sino-U.S. summit, Jun./Jul., p. 23;
U.S. arms sale to Taiwan proposed, Aug./Sept., p. 36.Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty (CTBT):
Clinton urges Senate action, Jan./Feb., p. 28;
Stockpile stewardship under a CTBT, Mar., pp. 3–6;
Effect of CTBT on nuclear proliferation, Mar., pp. 7–11;
Britain, France deposit instruments of ratification, Apr., p. 21;
Effects of South Asian nuclear tests, May, pp. 5–6;
Effectiveness of verification regime, May, pp. 7–13;
Effects of South Asian nuclear tests on CTBT ratification, May, p. 24;
CTBT trapped in Senate, Jun./Jul., pp. 3–9;
Brazil deposits instrument of ratification, Jun./Jul., p. 34;
India, Pakistan may sign CTBT, Aug./Sept., p. 32;
U.S. Senate restores CTBT funding, Aug./Sept., p. 32;
U.S. Senate inaction on treaty, Oct., pp. 17–18;
Prospects for ratification in 1999, Oct., p. 20;
India, Pakistan promise to sign treaty, Oct., p. 22;
Treaty signatories and ratifiers, Oct., p. 30 (Factfile).
(See also CD, Japan, SSMP, U.S. Arms Control Policy, U.S. Non-Proliferation Policy.)Conference on Disarmament (CD):
1998 session opens, Jan./Feb., p. 33;
Establishes ad hoc committee on negative security assurances, Mar., p. 21;
Special coordinator for landmines appointed, Mar., p. 29;
Condemns Indian and Pakistani nuclear tests; May, p. 25;
Pakistan announces support for fissile material cutoff treaty, Jun./Jul., p. 27;
Committee on fissile material cutoff treaty convened, Aug./Sept., p. 30;
Interview with U.S. CD Ambassador Robert Grey, Oct., pp. 3–8.
(See also Landmines, CTBT, United Nations.)Conventional Armed Forces in Europe (CFE) Treaty:
Compliance report issued, Jun./Jul., p. 30;
Russia calls for faster adaptation talks, Aug./Sept., p. 32;
Goal set for adapting treaty, Nov./Dec., p. 27.
(See also NATO, Russia, U.S.-Russian Relations.)Conventional Arms Transfers:
Proposed 1997 U.S. sales, Jan./Feb., p. 32;
EU code of conduct proposed, Jan./Feb., p. 37;
Code of conduct legislation dropped by U.S. Congress, Mar., p. 28;
Thailand cancels arms purchase, Mar., p. 29;
U.S. to permit arms sales to South Africa, Mar., p. 29;
EU adopts code of conduct, May, p. 32;
U.S. fighter sale to UAE announced, May, p. 34;
U.S. leading arms supplier, Jun./Jul., p. 32;
Global spread of small arms and light weapons, Aug./Sept., pp. 15–23;
More European states adopt EU code of conduct, Aug./Sept., p. 32;
U.S. FY 1997 sales, Aug./Sept., p. 33;
U.S. arms sale to Taiwan proposed, Aug./Sept., p. 36;
OAS establishes working group on arms transparency convention, Oct., p. 26;
U.S.-Israeli fighter sale, Oct., p. 29;
Efforts to slow weapons flow to Africa, Oct., p. 29;
S. African arms purchases, Nov./Dec., p. 28;
Cyprus cancels Russian missile delivery, Nov./Dec., p. 27.
(See also UN Conventional Arms Register, U.S. Arms Control Policy, Wassenaar.)Cooperative Threat Reduction:
Lugar cites progress, calls for more aid, Nov./Dec., p. 22.
(See also Nuclear Safety and Security.)Defense Threat Reduction Agency (DTRA):
Agency created, Oct., p. 29.Department of Energy:
Subcritical experiment conducted, Mar., p. 28;
Peña to resign as Energy secretary, Apr., p. 28;
Future tritium source announced, Nov./Dec., p. 25.
(See also IAEA, Nuclear Safety and Security.)Export Controls:
U.S. House seeks to limit Sino-U.S. space cooperation, May, p. 33;
IBM fined for supercomputer sale to Russia, Aug./Sept., p. 33;
Satellite export control returns to State Department, Oct., p. 25.
(See also China, MTCR, U.S. Non-Proliferation Policy, Russia, Wassenaar Arrangement.)Fissile Material Cutoff Treaty (FMCT):
Pakistan announces FMCT support in CD, Jun./Jul., p. 27;
CD committee on FMCT convened, Aug./Sept., p. 30;
U.S. policy, Oct., pp. 4–6.Georgia:
U.S. removes Georgian nuclear materials, Apr., p. 28;
Ratifies Open Skies Treaty, Jun./Jul., p. 34.Gore-Chernomyrdin Commission:
Results of tenth meeting, Mar., p. 26;
Executive session held, Jun./Jul., p. 34.
(See also U.S.-Russian Relations.)Great Britain:
Retires tactical nuclear weapons, Mar., p. 28;
Defense review calls for minimum deterrent, Jun./Jul., p. 28.India:
BJP leaders tone down nuclear rhetoric after election win, Mar., p. 25;
Effects of nuclear tests, May, p. 2;
CTBT monitoring system and Indian nuclear tests, May, pp. 11–12;
Factors in nuclear test decision, May, pp. 14–21;
Indian and Pakistani nuclear tests conducted, May, p. 22;
CD condemns nuclear tests, May, p. 25;
Diplomatic fallout from nuclear tests, Jun./Jul., p. 24;
Russian-Indian nuclear plant deal, Jun./Jul., p. 25;
May sign CTBT, Aug./Sept., p. 32;
Promises to sign CTBT, Oct., p. 22.
(See also Ballistic Missiles, CD, CTBT, Nuclear Non-Proliferation, NPT, Pakistan.)International Atomic Energy Agency:
Report on Iraq issued, Apr., p. 25;
Approves protocols for additional nuclear safeguards, Jun./Jul., p. 34;
Report on Iraq issued, Oct., p. 21.
(See also North Korea.)Iran:
Russia sets limits on missile-related sales, Jan./Feb., p. 31;
Chinese nuclear sale blocked, Mar., p. 22;
Ukraine agrees to end nuclear cooperation, Mar., p. 23;
U.S., Russia agree to control technology transfers, Mar., p. 24;
Shipment of Russian steel stopped, Apr., p. 26;
U.S. Senate approves Russian sanctions for missile cooperation with Iran, May, p. 30;
Administration imposes new Russian sanctions, Jun./Jul., p. 26;
Shahab-3 missile test, Jun./Jul., p. 26.Iraq:
U.S. air strikes averted, Jan./Feb., p. 2, 29;
Effects on U.S.-Russian relations, Jan./Feb., pp. 18–19;
UN votes to maintain sanctions, Apr., p. 25;
UN sets terms for closing Iraqi nuclear file, May, p. 31;
UN keeps nuclear file open, Jun./Jul., p. 29;
UN ends bimonthly reviews of economic sanctions, Aug./Sept., p. 26;
Resumption of nuclear program., Oct., pp. 9–15;
Blocks UNSCOM monitoring, Oct., p. 21;
U.S., British Air Strikes, Nov./Dec., p. 21.
(See also IAEA, UNSCOM.)Japan:
Missile defense initiatives, Oct., p. 24;
Resumes participation in N. Korean reactor project, Oct., p. 26.
(See also KEDO.)Kazakhstan:
See ABM Treaty, START I.Korean Peninsula Energy Development Organization (KEDO):
Nuclear plant cost-sharing arrangement agreed on, Jun./Jul., p. 31;
Funding approved by Congress, Oct., p. 26.
(See also North Korea.)Landmines:
U.S. policy, Jan./Feb., p. 10;
U.S. promises to sign Ottawa convention, May, p. 37;
U.S. destroys last "dumb" mines, Jun./Jul., p. 32;
40th state ratifies Ottawa convention, Aug./Sept., p. 27;
Table of Ottawa ratifiers, Aug./Sept., p. 27.Missile Technology Control Regime (MTCR):
U.S. encourages China to join, Mar., p. 22; May; p. 33, Jun./Jul., p. 23;
U.S. supports Ukraine's entry, Mar., p. 23;
South Korea possibly joining, Oct., p. 28.
(See also U.S. Arms Control Policy.)National Missile Defense (NMD):
See ABM Treaty, BMD, U.S.-Russian Relations.NATO:
Russia and NATO expansion, Jan./Feb., pp. 14–15;
Controlling the damage of NATO expansion, Mar., p. 2;
Senate vote on NATO expansion delayed, Mar., p. 28;
Second round of expansion, Apr., p. 2;
Senate resolution on NATO expansion, Apr., pp. 14–19 (Document);
Senate approves NATO expansion, Apr., p. 20;
Senate debate, Oct., pp. 19–20;
No first use raised, Nov./Dec., p. 24.
(See also CFE Treaty, Russia, START III, U.S. Arms Control Policy, U.S.-Russian Relations.)North Korea:
U.S. imposes sanctions following Pakistani missile test, Apr., p. 22;
Nuclear cleanup halted, May, p. 35;
Launches multi-stage rocket, Aug./Sept., p. 28;
Missile test threatens U.S.-North Korean Agreed Framework, Aug./Sept., p. 29;
Congress and North Korea, Oct., p. 20;
Missile talks with U.S. resume, Oct., p. 24;
Avoiding breakdown in relations with the United States, Nov./Dec., pp. 11–15.
(See also IAEA, KEDO.)Nuclear Abolition:
Leaders call for abolition of nuclear weapons, Jan./Feb., p. 34;
Dismantling the concept of "weapons of mass destruction," Apr., pp. 3–8;
Legality of nuclear weapons, Jun./Jul., p. 35 (Letter to the editor).
(See also CD.)Nuclear Material Protection, Control and Accounting (MPC&A):
See Gore-Chernomyrdin Commission, Nuclear Safety and Security.Nuclear Non-Proliferation:
CTBT's effect on nuclear proliferation, Mar., pp. 7–11;
Non-proliferation following South Asian nuclear tests, May, pp. 3–6;
South Asian nuclear tests and international norms, May, p. 26;
Preventing "brain drain" of former Soviet weapons scientists, Jun./Jul., pp. 16–22;
U.S.-Russian "nuclear cities" agreement signed, Oct., p. 29;
Effect of U.S. tritium decision, Nov./Dec., p. 25.
(See also China, KEDO, North Korea, Nuclear Abolition, Nuclear Safety and Security, Russia, UNSCOM, U.S. Non-Proliferation Policy, CTBT.)Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT):
Effects of South Asian nuclear tests, May, pp. 3–5;
South Asian nuclear tests and international norms, May, p. 26 (Letter to the editor);
Brazil ratifies treaty, Jun./Jul., p. 34;
U.S., Russian nuclear reduction commitment, Nov./Dec., p. 9 (ACA briefing).
(See also CTBT.)Nuclear Safety and Security:
Nuclear materials security in the former Soviet Union, Mar., pp. 12–18;
U.S. removes Georgian nuclear materials, Apr., p. 28;
Russian nuclear arsenal security, Jun./Jul., p. 34;
Saving the HEU deal with Russia, Aug./Sept., p. 2;
U.S.-Russian HEU deal at risk, Aug./Sept., pp. 8–14;
Congressional funding, Oct., p. 20;
U.S. stockpile certified safe and reliable, Nov./Dec., p. 25.
(See also CTR.)Nuclear Testing:
DOE conducts subcritical experiment, Mar., p. 28;
Detecting nuclear tests, May, pp. 7–13;
Indian and Pakistani nuclear tests conducted, May, p. 22;
Tally of worldwide nuclear tests, May, p. 38 (Factfile).
(See also CTBT, India, Pakistan, Stockpile Stewardship.)Nunn-Lugar:
See Nuclear Safety and Security.Organization of American States (OAS):
Establishes working group on arms transparency convention, Oct., p. 26.Ottawa Process:
See Landmines.Pakistan:
Reaction to BJP election victory; Mar., p. 25;
May sue U.S. for undelivered F-16s, Mar., p. 29;
U.S. imposes sanctions following missile test, Apr., p. 22;
Effects of nuclear tests, May, p. 2;
Indian and Pakistani nuclear tests conducted, May, p. 22;
CD condemns nuclear tests, May, p. 25;
Diplomatic fallout from nuclear tests, Jun./Jul., p. 24;
May sign CTBT, Aug./Sept., p. 32;
Promises to sign CTBT, Oct., p. 22;
Deal with U.S. on F-16s, Nov./Dec., p. 27.
(See also Ballistic Missiles, CD, CTBT, India, Nuclear Non-Proliferation, NPT.).Plutonium:
See Nuclear Safety and Security.Russia:
Limits placed on missile-related sales to Iran, Jan./Feb., p. 31;
Nuclear materials security, Mar., pp. 12–18;
Yeltsin dismisses cabinet, Mar., p. 19;
U.S., Russia agree to control technology transfers to Iran, Mar., p. 24;
START II submitted to Duma, Apr., p. 24;
Shipment of steel to Iran stopped, Apr., p. 26;
U.S. Senate approves Russian sanctions for missile cooperation with Iran, May, p. 30;
Preventing "brain drain" of former Soviet weapons scientists, Jun./Jul., pp. 16-22;
Russian-Indian nuclear plant deal, Jun./Jul., p. 25;
U.S. imposes new Russian sanctions, Jun./Jul., p. 26;
IBM fined for supercomputer sale to Russia, Aug./Sept., p. 33;
Lugar visit on CTR, Nov./Dec., p. 22.
(See also Gore Chernomyrdin Commission, Nuclear Safety and Security, START II, U.S.-Russian Relations.)South Africa:
U.S. arms sanctions ended, Mar., p. 29;
Arms purchases, Nov./Dec., p. 28.South Korea:
Missile initiatives, Oct., p. 28.
(See also Ballistic Missiles, KEDO, North Korea.)Space:
Talks on arms in, Aug./Sept., p. 30; Oct., p. 6.
(See also ABM Treaty.)Stockpile Stewardship and Management Program (SSMP):
Stockpile stewardship under a CTBT, Mar., pp. 3–6.
(See also CTBT.)Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty (START) I:
U.S. and Soviet/Russian strategic nuclear forces, Mar., p. 30 (Factfile);
U.S. and Soviet/Russian nuclear warhead reductions, Aug./Sept., p. 34 (Factfile);
Delivery vehicle cuts on track, Oct., p. 29.
(See also Russia, TMD, START II.)Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty (START) II:
Primakov government support, Mar., p. 19;
Submitted to Duma, Apr., p. 24;
Duma vote delayed, Jun./Jul., p. 34;
Impact of U.S. NMD programs, Nov./Dec., pp 3–10 (ACA briefing);
Duma vote postponed following Iraq strikes, Nov./Dec., p. 23.
(See also Russia, START I, START III, U.S. Arms Control Policy, U.S. Nuclear Use Policy, U.S. Nuclear Weapons, U.S.-Russian Relations.)Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty (START) III:
See Russia, U.S. Arms Control Policy, U.S. Nuclear Use Policy, U.S.-Russian Relations, START II.Supercomputers:
See Export Controls.Theater Missile Defense (TMD):
See ABM Treaty, BMD, U.S.-Russian Relations.Ukraine:
Sign nuclear cooperation agreement with U.S., Mar., p. 23;
Lugar visit on CTR, Nov./Dec., p. 22.
(See also ABM, Russia, START I.)United Nations:
Head of Department of Disarmament Affairs appointed, Jan./Feb., p. 37;
Security Council imposes arms embargo on Yugoslavia, Mar., p. 26;
Iraq sanctions, maintained, Apr., p. 25;
Terms set for closing Iraqi nuclear file, May, p. 31;
Iraqi nuclear file remains open, Jun./Jul., p. 29;
UN reports no monitoring regime for Yugoslav arms embargo, Aug./Sept., p. 36;
U.S. debt to UN, Oct., p. 20;
Security Council condemns Iraq's noncooperation with UNSCOM, Oct., p. 21.
(See also CD, CTBT, Iraq, UN Conventional Arms Register, UNSCOM.)UN Conventional Arms Register:
U.S. 1997 data, Jun./Jul., pp. 37–38;
The United States remains top exporter, Oct., p. 27;
Table of top reporting exporters, Oct., p. 27;
Complete 1997 data, Nov./Dec., pp. 29–30 (Factfile).
(See also Conventional Arms Transfers.)UN Special Commission on Iraq (UNSCOM):
Inspections of presidential sites completed, Mar., p. 21;
Report issued, Apr., p. 25;
Discovery of chemical agent VX, Jun./Jul., p. 29;
Interview with UNSCOM Chairman Richard Butler, Aug./Sept., pp. 3–7;
UNSCOM investigator Scott Ritter resigns, Aug./Sept., p. 26;
Report issued, Oct., p. 21;
Future following U.S., British air strikes, Nov./Dec., p. 21.
(See also Iraq, United Nations.)Uranium:
See Nuclear Safety and Security.U.S. Arms Control Policy:
Strategic agreements and the CTBT, Jan./Feb., pp. 3–10;
Advancing the arms control agenda, Jan./Feb., pp. 11–19;
Interview with U.S. CD Ambassador Robert Grey, Oct., pp. 3–8;
Status quo year in Congress, Oct., pp. 16–20.
(See also CTBT, U.S. Congress, U.S. Nuclear Use Policy, U.S.-Russian Relations.)U.S. Congress:
Clinton urges Senate action on CTBT, Jan./Feb., p. 28;
Senate vote on NATO expansion delayed, Mar., p. 28;
Senate resolution on NATO expansion, Apr., pp. 14–19 (Document);
Senate approves NATO expansion, Apr., p. 20;
Administration calls for Senate action on CTB, Apr., p. 21;
Senate committee approves Cochran NMD bill, Apr., p. 23;
Cochran NMD bill narrowly misses floor vote, May, p. 29, Aug./Sept., p. 25;
CWC implementing legislation passed, May, p. 30;
Senate approves Russian sanctions for missile cooperation with Iran, May, p. 30;
House seeks to limit Sino-U.S. space cooperation, May, p. 33;
Administration, Congress debate treaty membership and future, May, p. 36;
CTBT trapped in Senate, Jun./Jul., pp. 3–9;
New NMD bill introduced in House, Aug./Sept., p. 25;
House bans funds to implement treaty succession agreement, Aug./Sept., p. 32;
Senate restores CTBT funding, Aug./Sept., p. 32;
Satellite export control returned to State Department, Oct., p. 25;
KEDO funding approved, Oct., p. 26.
(See also, CTBT, CWC, NMD.)U.S. Non-Proliferation Policy:
See CD, China, CTBT, CWC, Gore-Chernomyrdin Commission, IAEA, India, Iran, Iraq, KEDO, MTCR; North Korea, Nuclear Abolition, Nuclear Safety and Security, Pakistan, South Korea, UNSCOM, U.S. Arms Control Policy, U.S. Nuclear Use Policy, U.S. Nuclear Weapons, U.S.-Russian Relations, Wassenaar Arrangement.U.S. Nuclear Use Policy:
New presidential decision directive, Jan./Feb., pp. 5–6;
Negative security assurances, Mar.; p. 27, Oct., p. 7;
No first use, Nov./Dec., p. 24.
(See also NATO, Russia.)U.S. Nuclear Weapons:
See Nuclear Testing, Plutonium, U.S. Non-Proliferation Policy, WIPP.U.S.-Russian Relations:
Senate approves sanctions for missile cooperation with Iran, May, p. 30;
U.S. imposes sanctions, Jun./Jul., p. 26;
Clinton-Yeltsin summit announced, Jun./Jul., p. 34;
Summit arms control agreements, Aug./Sept., p. 24;
Impact of U.S. NMD programs, Nov./Dec., pp. 3–10 (ACA briefing).
(See also ABM Treaty, CFE Treaty, Gore-Chernomyrdin Commission, NATO, Strategic Arms Reduction Talks, U.S. Arms Control Policy, Wassenaar Arrangement.)Wassenaar Arrangement:
Plenary held, Nov./Dec., p. 26.
(See also Conventional Arms Transfers, Export Controls.)