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March 7, 2018

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Volume 47: October 2017

Arms Control TODAY

The monthly journal on nonproliferation and global security.

Focus

Prohibit, Do Not Promote, Nuclear Weapons Use
Daryl G. Kimball

Features

Preventing Nuclear Terrorism: Next Steps in Building a Better Nuclear Security Regime
Kenneth C. Brill and John H. Bernhard
Why New Thinking is Needed on Negative Security Assurances
Marc Finaud
Lawrence Weiler: Looking Back at the Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty
Daryl G. Kimball and Terry Atlas
REMARKS: The OPCW at 20: Adapting the Prohibition Regime to Address Emerging Challenges
Ahmet Üzümcü

In the News

The Middle East and Africa

Iran Nuclear Deal 'Sunset' Gets Scrutiny

States Condemn Cluster Munitions Use

News Briefs

U.S., Russian Strategic Stability Talks Begin

Turkey Snubs NATO with Russian Arms Deal

Nuclear Fuel Bank Established

Bahrain Arms Sale Undoes U.S. Restraint

States Avoid Discussing Controversial Arms Trade

The Man Who "Saved the World" Dies at 77

The World

Trump, Kim Make Nuclear Crisis Personal

Fifty States Sign Nuclear Weapons Ban

The United States and the Americas

Trump Administration Silent on CTBT

Air Force Nuclear Programs Advance

Senate Approval Threatens INF Treaty

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