India reaffirms its CTBT policy, Pakistan follows

Article Abstract:

A joint statement was issued on September 15 2000 by President Clinton and the Indian President Atal Bihari Vajpayee regarding India's voluntary suspension of nuclear testing until the Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty comes into effect. Pakistan has also agreed to suspend further tests.

International aspects

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India reaffirms its CTBT policy, Pakistan follows

Article Abstract:

India and Pakistan reiterated plans to voluntarily suspend nuclear weapons testing and to support international adoption of the provisions of the Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty. India's decision was announced Sept 15 after a summit meeting in Washington.

India, Pakistan, Asia, Nuclear arms control

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Moscow puts hold on transfer of laser isotope separator to Iran

Article Abstract:

In response to the United State's governments concerns, Russia has put on hold a shipment of a laser isotope separator to Iran. Reference is made to the possibility of Tehran using the technology to produce enriched uranium of weapons-grade.

Analysis, Equipment and supplies, International trade, Russia, Military aspects, Iran, Isotope separation

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