Disarmament Diplomacy

Issue No. 65, July - August 2002

Contents

• Editor's Introduction
• Editorial
  • Nuclear Brinkmanship Is Not Deterrence
    by Rebecca Johnson
• Opinion & Analysis
  • Nanotechnology and Mass Destruction: The Need for an Inner Space Treaty
    by Sean Howard
  • Appendix: Two Sketches for Draft Inner Space Treaty Texts
  • The Emerging European Disarmament and Non-Proliferation Agenda on Chemical and Biological Weapons
    by Daniel Feakes
  • Preventing Chemical Warfare and Terrorism: The CWC and the Middle East
    by Pamela Mills

• News Review
  • India and Pakistan Camped on Brink of War over Kashmir
  • Three Pages Paper Over the Cracks at US-Russia Summit
  • NATO and Russia Confirm New Relationship, Stress Non-Proliferation Cooperation
  • US Prepares to Shake Off ABM Treaty
  • US Concern over Russia Testing as Congress Considers Test Readiness, New Weapons
  • 'Urgent Call' Made to End the Nuclear Danger
  • Controversy over Remarks on Japan Nuclear Option
  • Waiting Continues for US-North Korea Talks
  • US Wrestles with Huge WMD-Terrorism Agenda
  • Dhanapala Call for International Commission on WMD
  • Albright, Biden Slam Bush Foreign Policy Priorities
  • US, UK Urge New Start for BWC
  • OPWC Searches For New Director-General after Bustani Dismissal
  • UN-Iraq Talks Continue as Security Council Agrees to Reshape Sanctions

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.

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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