Volume 50: January/February 2020

Arms Control TODAY

The monthly journal on nonproliferation and global security.

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Focus

Addressing the NPT’s Midlife Crisis
By Daryl G. Kimball

Features

WHAT IF NEW START EXPIRES? THREE NATIONAL PERSPECTIVES:
A U.S. Perspective: An Interview With Admiral James Winnefeld (USN, ret.)
Opportunities for Nuclear Arms Control Engagement With China
By Tong Zhao
Russian Perspective: New START and Beyond
By Andrey Pavlov and Anastasia Malygina
The New Synergy Between Arms Control and Nuclear Command and Control
By Geoffrey Forden
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Remarks

Extend New START to Enhance U.S. Security
By Adm. Michael Mullen

News & Analysis

The United States and the Americas

CEND Establishes Two-Year Work Program
Congress OKs Trump Nuclear Priorities
Trump Officials Threaten Open Skies Treaty
U.S. Tests Second Medium-Range Missile

Europe and Russia

Putin Invites U.S. to Extend New START

The Middle East and Africa

Iran Abandons Uranium Limits

Australia and Asia

Kim Announcement Caps Tumultuous Year

The World

Mine Ban Treaty Members Reaffirm Goals
North Korea, China, Russia Converge Positions

The News Briefs

BWC States Discuss New Technologies
Senator Refreshes Hold on Firearms Export Changes
France Seeks Dialogue on Post-INF Treaty Arms Control
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