| Arms Control Today 1998 Howard Diamond |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| After BJP election win, leaders soften line on nuclear weapons. (India's Bharitaya Janata Party) | Political science | Howard Diamond |
| Clinton moves to implement Sino-U.S. nuclear agreement. | Political science | Howard Diamond |
| Clinton vetoes sanctions bill; sets, imposes new sanctions on Russia. | Political science | Howard Diamond |
| Congress okays KEDO funding; Japan lifts LWR funding block.(Korean Peninsula Energy Development Organization; light-water reactors) | Political science | Howard Diamond |
| Framework funds endangered by N. Korean missile test, digging.(U.S.-North Korean Agreed Framework) | Political science | Howard Diamond |
| House seeks to limit space cooperation with China. | Political science | Howard Diamond |
| India conducts nuclear tests; Pakistan follows suit. | Political science | Howard Diamond |
| India, Pakistan commit to sign CTB Treaty by September 1999.(Comprehensive Test Ban) | Political science | Howard Diamond |
| India, Pakistan respond to arms control initiatives. | Political science | Howard Diamond |
| Iraq blocks UNSCOM monitoring; Security Council calls for review.(United Nations Special Commission) | Political science | Howard Diamond |
| Iraqi nuclear file kept open, new VX concerns. | Political science | Howard Diamond |
| Iraq strikes deal on inspections at special sites. (monitoring of its biological, nuclear and chemical weapons) | Political science | Howard Diamond, Erik J. Leklem |
| KEDO resolves cost-sharing for North Korean reactor project. (Korean Peninsula Energy Development Organization) | Political science | Howard Diamond |
| N. Korea launches staged rocket that overflies Japanese territory. | Political science | Howard Diamond |
| North Korea warns on nuclear freeze, halts DOE cleanup at Yonbyon. (Dept of Energy) | Political science | Howard Diamond |
| Russia, India move forward with deals on arms, nuclear power. | Political science | Howard Diamond |
| Russia issues new export decree to stem missile transfers to Iran. | Political science | Howard Diamond |
| Russian export controls fail to stop steel for Iranian missile program. | Political science | Howard Diamond |
| Senate approves sanctions legislation aimed at Russian-Iranian missle cooperation. (Iran Missile Proliferation Sanctions Act) | Political science | Howard Diamond |
| Sino-U.S. summit yields modest advances in arms control agenda. | Political science | Howard Diamond |
| UN maintains sanctions on Iraq as Security Council split grows. | Political science | Howard Diamond |
| UN Security Council sets terms for 'closing' nuclear file on Iraq. | Political science | Howard Diamond |
| U.S. imposes sanctions on Pakistan, N. Korea following missile test. | Political science | Howard Diamond |
| U.S., N. Korea meet on missiles; Japan, S. Korea press on defenses.(series of talks for arms control) | Political science | Howard Diamond |
| U.S. renews effort to bring China into Missile Control Regime. | Political science | Howard Diamond |
| U.S., Russia take new steps to control technology transfers to Iran. | Political science | Howard Diamond |
| U.S., Ukraine sign nuclear accord, agree on MTCR accession. (Missile Technology Control Regime) | Political science | Howard Diamond |
| US waives many test-related sanctions on India, Pakistan. | Political science | Howard Diamond |
| Weapons inspector resigns.(UN Special Commission on Iraq chief inspector William S. 'Scott' Ritter) | Political science | Howard Diamond |
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