Disarmament Diplomacy

Issue No. 41, November 1999

Contents

• Editor's Introduction
• Editorial
  • Sleepwalking Towards Nuclear War
• Opinion & Analysis
  • Senate Rejection of CTBT Not The End
    by George Bunn & John B. Rhinelander
  • Preparing For The 2000 NPT Review
    by Rebecca Johnson
  • Clinton's Record on CBW Arms Control
    by Leslie-Anne Levy
  • Getting the Inspectors Back Into Iraq
    by Douglas Scott
  • UNGA First Committee Report
    by Rebecca Johnson
• Documents and Sources
  • Pentagon Panel Urges NMD Delay
  • George W Bush Speech on Foreign Policy
  • Pakistan's Response to Indian Nuclear Doctrine
• News Review
  • Aftermath of Senate CTBT Rejection
  • US NMD Plans & Future of the ABM Treaty
  • Russia Plans to Fly N-Bombers to Cuba?
  • Canadian Foreign Minister on Nuclear Policy
  • Canadian Plutonium Plan in Doubt
  • US DOE Study on Plutonium Disposition
  • Struggle Continues Over DOE Reform
  • US National Ignition Facility Task Force
  • US WMD State of Emergency Extended
  • Cold War Deployment of US Nuclear Weapons
  • Hungarian PM Raises Fears over NATO Nuclear Deployment Options
  • Japanese Vice-Minister of Defence Resigns
  • US-Russia Nuclear Assistance Centre Open
  • US Congress Angry Over US-NK Relations
  • Clandestine South Korea Missile Programme
  • UN Security Council & Iraq Policy
  • Britain & Bosnia Eliminate Landmines

News Review is compiled by Dr Sean Howard from newswire reports and Internet sources appearing October 15 - November 15. The Review is an account of news reports and does not seek to put forward or reflect the views or claims of the Acronym Institute.

Disarmament Diplomacy publishes articles to stimulate debate on topical disarmament and arms control issues. No individual article in the journal should be construed as representing the views of the Acronym Institute's staff or board.

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