U.S., N. Korea meet on missiles; Japan, S. Korea press on defenses

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North Korea continues to resist the US' demand for the cessation of its weapons production and exportation activities. In the third round of talks held on Oct 1, 1998, the US promised to loosen its economic sanctions provided it abandons arms production controlled by the Missile Technology Control Regime. However, North Korea contends that no condition is needed for the lifting of economic sanctions since it has been provided for under the 1994 Agreed Framework. Japan and South Korea are poised to increase their defenses in response to North Korea's missile test on Aug 31, 1998.

United States, Management, South Korea, Japan, Military aspects, United States foreign relations, Disarmament, North Korea, North Korean foreign relations, Missile Technology Control Regime

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The Democrats and arms control: the questions in 1992

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Democratic presidential candidates Paul Tsongas and Bill Clinton expounded on their views regarding arms control in an interview conducted in Feb 1992. The two politicians espoused similar opinions concerning America's role in the post-Soviet Union world, the reduction of nuclear arms, defense budget cuts, nuclear proliferation, international arms sales, nuclear testing and the country's Strategic Defense Initiative and Antiballistic Missile Treaty.

Clinton, Bill, Interview, Presidential candidates, Military policy, Democratic Party (United States), Tsongas, Paul E.

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