Bush's deferral of missile negotiations with North Korea: a missed opportunity

Article Abstract:

An edited transcript of the statements and question-and-answer responses which were made at a press conference held by the Arms Control Association on March 23, 2001 is presented. The North Korean ballistic missile program is discussed.

North Korea, United States foreign relations, Ballistic missiles, North Korean foreign relations

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Toward a new nuclear posture: challenges for the Bush administration

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The military policy choices which are faced by the administration of President George W. Bush are considered. The choice between a cooperative stance and the reduction of nuclear stockpiles and a unilateralist approach is discussed.

Political aspects, Nuclear weapons

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Bush administration blunts international opposition to NMD

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The progress made by the administration of President George W. Bush in building up foreign acceptance of the national missile defense program is discussed. The Chinese stand on this issue is considered.

International aspects, International relations, Ballistic missile defenses

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