Volume 48: November 2018

Arms Control TODAY

The monthly journal on nonproliferation and global security.

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Focus

INF Termination Is Bad, but It Could Get Worse

Features

The Nuclear Test Ban and the Verifiable Denuclearization of North Korea
By Lassina Zerbo
Designing Denuclearization Regimes: Agreement, Declarations, Objectives, and Inspections
By Geoffrey Forden
Unmet Promise: The Challenges Awaiting the 2020 NPT Review Conference
By Sérgio Duarte
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Looking Back

Memo: Clinton and Yeltsin on the Nuclear ‘Football’

Book Review

Army of None: Autonomous Weapons and the Future of War
Reviewed by Michael Klare

News & Analysis

The United States and the Americas

Congress Funds Low-Yield Nuclear Warhead
Trump to Withdraw U.S. From INF Treaty

Europe and Russia

Russia Charged With OPCW Hacking Attempt

The Middle East and Africa

Israel Claims Secret Nuclear Site in Iran

Australia and Asia

U.S. Restricts Nuclear Trade With China
U.S., North Korea Agree to Intensify Talks

The World

India Closes on Russian Missile System Deal
Nuclear Ban Treaty Reaches 19 States-Parties

The News Briefs

France Sued Over Past Nuclear Tests
High Standards at Issue for Saudi Nuclear Pact
U.S. Officials Hint at Militarizing Space
Murder Puts Heat on Saudi Arms Deals
UN Tracks Progress on Disarmament Agenda
DOE Terminates Troubled MOX Project
NATO Displays Military Might
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