Volume 48: April 2018

Arms Control TODAY

The monthly journal on nonproliferation and global security.

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Focus

Trump Hurtles Toward Three Nuclear Crises

Features

Collateral Damage? The Chemical Weapons Convention in the Wake of the Syrian Civil War
By John Hart and Ralf Trapp
The Missile Technology Control Regime and Shifting Proliferation Challenges
By Leonard S. Spector
Q&A: Ambassador Adam Bugajski: ‘The NPT is still strong and alive.’
Interviewed by Alicia Sanders-Zakre
REMARKS: Rebuilding a Common Vision on Disarmament and Arms Control
By António Guterres
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News & Analysis

The United States and the Americas

U.S.-Saudi Talks Begin on Nuclear Pact
Trump Agrees to Summit With North Korea’s Kim
New Nuclear Option Faces Budget Uncertainty

Europe and Russia

Banned Russian Toxin Used in UK Attack
New Russian Weapons Raise Arms Race Fears

The Middle East and Africa

Trump Touts Saudi Arms Sales
More Chemical Attacks Reported in Syria

The World

Diplomats Urge Unity Ahead of NPT Meeting
EU Prepares for U.S. Exit From Iran Deal

The News Briefs

U.S. Anti-Tank Missiles Headed to Ukraine
UK Debates Plans for Euratom Exit
Russia Blocks Rebuke of Iran
China, France, U.S. Reject UN Disarmament Push
Israel Confirms Syria Reactor Strike
U.S. Missile Defense Plan Delayed
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