Arms Control

• Rice Urges U.N. Stand Up to Iran over Nuclear Weapons Development, Setpember 17, 2005

• State Department Official Defends U.S. Policy on Landmines, December 13, 2004

• Compliance, Verification, Enforcement Keys to Arms Control Success, November 30, 2004

• State's Bloomfield Outlines U.S. Position on Landmines, November 29, 2004

• U.S. Says Iran Has Not Fully Met IAEA Nuclear Safeguards, November 29, 2004

• United States Lays Out Goals for Chemical Weapons Conference, November 29, 2004

• U.S. Committed to Global Efforts to Reduce Persistent Mine Threat, November 26, 2004

• Over 1 Million Landmines Destroyed in Latin America since 1991, November 24, 2004

• U.S. Still Cautious About EU-Iran Nuclear Agreement, Powell Says, November 17, 2004

• Congressional Report, November 18: New Nonproliferation Bill Introduced, November 16, 2004

• U.S. Nuclear Agency Works to Strengthen Nuclear Plant Security, November 16, 2004

• United States Firmly Committed to Conventional Arms Treaty, November 9, 2004

• U.S. Welcomes Colombia's Destruction of Nearly 7,000 Landmines, November 1, 2004

• North Korea "Foremost" in Spreading Missile Technology Bolton Says, October 27, 2004

• North Korea Holding Out on Nuclear Talks, Powell Says, October 27, 2004

• North Korean Nuclear Program a Regional Issue, Powell Says, October 26, 2004

• Powell Wants to "Keep Momentum Up" on North Korean Nuclear Issue, October 26, 2004

• "One China" Policy Stabilizes Asia-Pacific Region, Powell Says, October 25, 2004

• Security Pact With Its Neighbors Would Benefit North Korea, October 25, 2004

• Powell Says U.S., Partners Committed to Denuclearized Korean Peninsula, October 23, 2004

• Bush Administration Remains Skeptical of Europe's Iran Strategy, October 22, 2004

• Verification, Compliance Vital to Arms Control Accords, October 22, 2004

• Bolton Outlines Bush Administration's Nonproliferation Efforts, October 19, 2004

• United States Supports Libyan Weapons Plant Conversion Plan, October 12, 2004

• U.S. Dismayed By State of Multilateral Arms Control Progress, October 8, 2004

• Although No WMD Found, Saddam Had Intent, Capability, Powell Says, October 7, 2004

• Pentagon Hosts Exercise on WMD Maritime Interdiction, October 1, 2004

• N. Korean Missile Test Would Not Change U.S. policy, Powell Says, September 23, 2004

• U.S. Using Diplomacy on Iranian Nuclear Issue, Powell Says, September 22, 2004

• U.S. Verifying Elimination of Libyan WMD, Missile Programs, September 22, 2004

• Powell Says Iran Apparently Moving Forward with Nuclear Program, September 12, 2004

• Powell Says Iran Nuclear Issue May Be Headed for U.N. Soon, September 10, 2004

• State's Bolton Says U.S. Favors Treaty to Ban Fissile Materials, September 10, 2004

• Bolton on an All-Out War on Proliferation, September 7, 2004

• U.S. Wants Security Council to Address Iran's Nuclear Activities, September 1, 2004

• Global Arms Sales Fell 12 Percent in 2003, August 31, 2004

• Rumsfeld Says U.S. Expects Limited Missile Defense by End of 2004, August 18, 2004

• Powell Explains U.S. Force Restructuring, Defends Iraq Policy, August 17, 2004

• U.S. Uses Diplomacy to Pressure Iran on Nuclear Program, August 17, 2004

• Bush Announces Largest U.S. Force Restructuring in 50 Years, August 16, 2004

• Bush Boosts Multi-Year Funding for Veterans and Their Families, August 16, 2004

• Numbers and Kinds of U.S. Forces Deployed Abroad May Change, August 16, 2004

• Rumsfeld Says Not to Expect "Big Announcement" on Redeployments, August 16, 2004

• U.S. Outlines Realignment of Military Forces, August 16, 2004

• U.S. To Transform Military in Parallel With Allies, August 16, 2004

• Nicaragua Destroys Another Batch of Air Defense Missiles, August 11, 2004

• Persistent Diplomacy Needed for Nonproliferation Advances, August 11, 2004

• U.S. Has "Serious Concerns" About Iran's Missile Programs, August 11, 2004

• Nuclear Material from Germany Returned to U.S., August 10, 2004

• Defense Department Report, July 26: Landmine policy; Army growth, July 26, 2004

• Speedy North Korean Nuclear Dismantlement Possible, Bolton Says, July 23, 2004

• Bolton Urges North Korea to Follow Libya's Example on Weapons, July 21, 2004

• New Law to Provide Medical Countermeasures Against WMD Attack, July 21, 2004

• Kelly Recaps U.S. Efforts to Halt North Korea's Nuclear Programs, July 15, 2004

• Korean Nuclear Freeze Could Lead to Expanded Aid, Armitage Says, July 2, 2004

• Powell Says North Korea Must Acknowledge All Nuclear Programs, July 1, 2004

• U.S. Supports Libya, Albania Bids for Weapon Deadline Extensions, June 29, 2004

• Halting Spread of WMD Key Goal for United States, European Union, June 26, 2004

• U.S.-EU Summit Shows Consensus on Iraq, Middle East, WMD, June 26, 2004

• State's Bolton Says Iran "Dead Set" on Building Nuclear Weapons, June 24, 2004

• IAEA Resolution Puts Iran on Notice, Says Powell, June 21, 2004

• Bolton Tells Senators G8 Summit Advanced Anti-WMD Agenda, June 15, 2004

• G8 Issues Action Plan on Global Nonproliferation, June 9, 2004

• U.S. Expects G8 to Endorse Nonproliferation Initiatives, June 8, 2004

• U.S. Notes First Anniversary of Proliferation Security Initiative, June 1, 2004

• U.S. Lauds Libya's Move to Curtail Trade with WMD Proliferators, May 13, 2004

• U.N. Security Council Unanimously Approves WMD Ban, April 28, 2004

• U.N. Security Council Unanimously Passes Resolution on WMD, April 28, 2004

• U.S. Hails U.N. Resolution on Anti-Proliferation, April 28, 2004

• U.S. Seeks Better Enforcement of Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty, April 27, 2004

• Fears over U.S. Dollar Plunging Unwarranted, Central Banker Says, April 23, 2004

• U.S. Envoy to Russia Discusses Non-Proliferation, WMD, April 23, 2004

• U.S. General Denies Charge Coalition Is Importing WMD into Iraq, April 22, 2004

• Bolton Says Proliferation of WMD Becoming Riskier, March 30, 2004

• Critical Challenges Seen for Nuclear Non-Proliferation Regime, March 25, 2004

• International Interest in Missile Defense Rising, Kadish Says, March 25, 2004

• U.S. Seeking U.N. Action to Keep WMD From Terrorists, March 24, 2004

• Abraham Describes Disclosure of Libyan Nuclear Program, March 15, 2004

• U.S. Energy Secretary Displays Libyan Nuclear Arms At Oak Ridge, March 15, 2004

• Missile Defense System Development on Track, Director Says, March 11, 2004

• U.S. Praises Libya for Eliminating Its Weapons of Mass Destruction, March 10, 2004

• U.S., Libya Gradually Move Toward Normal Relations, March 10, 2004

• U.S. Says Export Controls Need Not Block Technology Transfer, March 9, 2004

• Powell Says U.S. Committed to Six-Party Talks on North Korea, March 4, 2004

• U.N. Arms Register Helps Advance Regional Transparency, March 3, 2004U.N. Arms Register Helps Advance Regional Transparency, March 3,2004

• U.S., Russian Nuclear Risk Reduction Centers to Host Staff Exchange, March 3, 2004

• U.S. Welcomes Results of Six-Party Talks on N. Korean Nuclear Program, February 28, 2004

• U.S. Announces New Worldwide Landmine Policy, February 27, 2004

• DeSutter Says States Who Proliferate Should Learn From Libyan Model, February 26, 2004

• Spread of WMD Called Threat to Interests of All, February 26, 2004

• State Department Officials Optimistic About Libya's Sincerity, February 26, 2004

• State's Burns Says Libya Taking Significant Steps to Eliminate WMD, February 26, 2004

• Powell: Fusion of WMD and Terrorists Must Be Prevented, February 20, 2004

• President Reiterates Need to Curb the Proliferation of WMD, February 14, 2004

• Kelly Hopeful North Korea Will Abandon Nuclear Weapons, February 13, 2004

• State's Armitage Says Iran Continues to Pursue Nuclear Weapons, February 12, 2004

• Bush Urges International Action Against Spread of WMD, February 11, 2004

• Fact Sheet: Strengthening International Efforts Against WMD Proliferation, February 11, 2004

• Bush Announces Independent Commission to Study WMD Intelligence, February 6, 2004

• Commission to Review U.S. Intelligence on WMD, February 6, 2004

• Rumsfeld on Creating a "Modular Army" for the 21st Century, February 4, 2004

• Bush to Form Independent Commission to Study Intelligence on WMD, February 2, 2004

• Bush, Former WMD Search Leader Kay Meet at White House, February 2, 2004

• State Department Praises Libyan Cooperation on Disarmament, January 28, 2004

• U.S. "Hopeful" of New Round of North Korea Talks, January 22, 2004

• Powell Says No Hard Evidence Iraqi WMD Hidden in Syria, January 21, 2004

• Powell Urges Syria to Follow Libya in Ending WMD, Support for Terror, January 16, 2004

• Powell Foresees Political Dialogue with Libya after Resolution of WMD, January 9, 2004

• U.S. Seeks Diplomatic Solution for North Korea, Powell Says, January 9, 2004

• Powell Says North Korean Offer Is "Positive Step Forward", January 7, 2004

• U.S. Demands Verification of Libyan WMDs before Lifting Sanctions, January 6, 2004

• U.S. To Continue Libya Emergency Measures, January 5, 2004