101. TREATIES AND AGREEMENTS of Nuclear War Agreement; Seabed Arms Control Treaty; South Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty II (START II); Threshold Test Ban Treaty; USIAEA Safeguards http://dosfan.lib.uic.edu/acda/treaties.htm

Accidents Measures Agreement The African Nuclear-Weapon-Free Zone Treaty The Antarctic Treaty Anti-Ballistic Missile Treaty ... Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty (START I) [Hypertext START and Article-by-Article Analysis (PDF format)] Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty II (START II) Threshold Test Ban Treaty U.S.-IAEA Safeguards Agreement Vienna Document 1994

102. What Colin Powell Showed Us: The End Of Arms Control And The Normalization Of Wa The article proposes structural changes in the US military that would allow reduced spending. It ascribes large defense budgets to a failure to set priorities, focUS on real threats, enact defense http://www.comw.org/pda/0305br14.html

Publications US Defense Posture Global and Regional Issues Confidence Building Defense Order Publications ... Search this Site Special Topics: War Report RMA Debate Defense Strategy Review Chinese Military Power ... Traduccion (powered by Babel Fish) What Colin Powell Showed Us: The End of Arms Control and the Normalization of War PDA Briefing Report Carl Conetta 5 May 2003 I wonder if the Soviet Union would ask its Cuban colleague to permit a U.N. team to go to these sites. If so, I can assure you that we can direct them to the proper places very quickly. Ambassador Adlai Stevenson to U.N. Security Council, 23 October 1962 We don't know precisely what Iraq was moving. Secretary of State Colin Powell, remarks to UN Security Council, 5 February 2003 When push finally came to shove, Saddam Hussein's Iraq turned out to be, in the words of former British Air Marshall Sir Timothy Garden, a "spent power" his army hollowed by 12 years of sanctions. Although bristling with SCUDS and weapons of mass destruction in 1991, the Hussein regime met America for its final battle in 2003 with this capability already largely disabled, destroyed, or rendered ineffective. For this, America's war plan owes a debt to the UN disarmament missions to Iraq, UNSCOM and UNMOVIC

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104. Disarmament In Tatters when he addressed the Conference on Disarmament last year deadlocked, in part becaUSe of US opposition Duma to ratify on Saturday Arms Control specialists say http://www.commondreams.org/headlines03/0406-01.htm

Home Newswire About Us Donate ... Archives Headlines Printer Friendly Version E-Mail This Article Published on Sunday, April 6, 2003 by the San Francisco Chronicle Disarmament in Tatters US Undermined Arms Control System That Was Already Deadlocked by James Sterngold The Bush administration's war to disarm Iraq and its increasingly unilateral approach to international disputes, say arms control experts, are helping to paralyze one of the most hopeful products of the post-World War II era: the global arms control and disarmament movement. They argue that the elaborately constructed system of disarmament treaties and organizations, which over the years had controlled the spread of everything from chemical and biological weapons to nuclear materials, has been dangerously imperiled. Any new agreements are at best a distant dream. "It is all very much dead in the water at the moment," said William Potter, a U.N. adviser and director of the Center for Nonproliferation Studies at the Monterey Institute of International Studies. In fact, arms control advocates note, there is a particular irony to the war in Iraq: While U.S. forces pound Saddam Hussein in one of the most radical and expensive unilateral acts of disarming another country, the leading international forum for negotiating multilateral arms control agreements, the United Nations-affiliated Conference on Disarmament, is so frozen by disputes that it is unable even to agree on an agenda. Negotiations of crucial issues relating to nuclear materials, weapons in space and biological weapons are completely deadlocked.

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