U.S.-China arms talks resume

Article Abstract:

The United States renewed its talks about arms control with China in July 2000 after a 19-month break. The meetings did not reassure the United States about China's intentions and confirmed US intelligence reports.

Conferences, meetings and seminars

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U.S.- China arms talks resume

Article Abstract:

The US and China restarted nonproliferation negotiations with China in July 2000 after more than a year and a half, despite widespread Congressional support for a bill imposing strict limits on China stemming from intelligence reports of Chinese missile technology transfers to Pakistan.

Pakistan, Pakistani foreign relations, Technology transfer

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China issues missile export pledge; U.S. says it will waive sanctions

Article Abstract:

China agreed on Nov 21, 2000 to submit to the missile export restrictions of the international Missile Technology Control Regime. US State Dept spokesmen immediately granted China a review of several pending satellite launching applications from US firms.

Cover Story, Military policy, Nuclear arms control, Nuclear nonproliferation

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