Sino-U.S. nuclear cooperation at a crossroads

Article Abstract:

The US government is tightening its foreign policy agenda to improve relations with China, particularly in its pursuit of a bilateral nuclear cooperation agreement. Particular focus is given to China's behavior in the non-proliferation of its nuclear resources. The government is considering the implementation of the Sino-US agreement on nuclear weapons which was signed in 1985. The nuclear cooperation could take the form of a nuclear trade with China and could result to major economic benefits.

Chinese foreign relations, United States foreign relations

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Search for common ground: breaking the SINN-U.S. non-proliferation stalemate

Article Abstract:

The US and China have failed to resolve differences concerning nuclear nonproliferation issues despite their attempts to improve relations. Such disputes are expected to influence the results of international arms control and non-proliferation efforts. US arms transfer and military technology policies are intended for maintaining the current international system, whereas China insists in participating in the development of a new world order.

Nuclear nonproliferation

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Pledging 'no first strike': a step toward real WMD cooperation

Article Abstract:

The proliferation of weapons of mass destruction in the post-Cold War world can only be challenged with US leadership, but America appears to be increasingly isolated and unilateral. It needs to adopt policies that recognize other nations will combine to oppose its military superiority.

United States

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