Disarmament Diplomacy

Issue No. 58, June 2001

CONTENTS

• Editor's Introduction
• Editorial
  • Who's for a Nuclear Free-For-All?
    - REJ
• Opinion & Analysis
  • People's Disarmament
    by Angie Zelter
  • The Unlawfulness of the United Kingdom's Policy of Nuclear Deterrence: The Invalidity of the Scottish High Court's Decision in Zelter
    by Charles Moxley
  • Four Decades of Missed Opportunities to Strengthen the BWC: 2001 Too?
    by Nicholas A. Sims
• CD Update
  • Modest Appointments
    by Jenni Rissanen
• Documents and Sources
  • President Bush Visit to Europe: I. Bush-Putin Summit
  • President Bush Visit to Europe: II. US-EU Meeting
  • President Bush Visit to Europe: III. Special NATO Meeting
  • President Bush Visit to Europe: IV. Other Statements & Comment
  • US Defense Secretary Rumsfeld Congressional Testimony
  • Carnegie International Non-Proliferation Conference
  • IAEA Safeguards Implementation
• News Review
  • US Missile Defence Plans Unfold in New Congressional Setting
  • Bush Defense Department Nominees Quizzed on Arms Control
  • US Groups Call for Radical New Posture as Bush Review Proceeds
  • INF Treaty Inspection Regime Successfully Concluded
  • Concern Over Russia Nuclear Waste Policy
  • South Asia Sanctions Under Spotlight
  • Iran Tests New Missile
  • US And North Korea Resume Contacts in Uneasy Atmosphere
  • Uphill Struggle For New UK, US Iraq Sanctions Plan
  • Russia Approves New CW Destruction Plan
  • Russia, US Respond to Second CFE Review Conference
  • SIPRI Yearbook Details Global Arms Spending

News Review is compiled by Dr. Sean Howard from newswire reports and other internet and media sources. 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.

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