”Arms Control Association” News

Repairing U.S.-Russian Strategic Relations after Bush and Putin

To: POLITICAL EDITORS Contact: Wade Boese of the Arms Control Association, +1-202-463-8270 x104 WASHINGTON, April 7, 2008 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- The following is being issued by the Arms Control Association: 04 8 2008 5:05PM (...more)

U.S. official to Moscow for arms talks next week

WASHINGTON (Reuters) – The Bush administration , with just weeks left in office, said on Friday it will send a senior official to Moscow next week for talks on 12 13 2008 7:27PM (...more)

Brazil seeks to build nuclear submarine

SAO PAULO, Brazil - Brazil is seeking to buy military technology from France that could help it become the first country in Latin America to have a nuclear submarine, the Defense Ministry said on Monday.
01 29 2008 10:17AM (...more)

US-Russia arms control talks progressing

WASHINGTON – The United States and Russia have agreed on the broad outlines of a deal to replace a major Cold-War era arms control agreement and are trying to work out remaining technical issues, U.S. officials say. The U.S.
11 17 2009 11:50PM (...more)

What About the UN Weapons Inspectors?: Statement by Arms Control Association Executive Director Daryl G. Kimball on the June 2008 Senate Select Commi

To: POLITICAL EDITORS Contact: Peter Crail, +1-202-463-8270 x102, or Daryl G. Kimball, +1-202-463-8270 x107, both of Arms Control Association WASHINGTON, June 5 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- The following is a statement by Arms Control Association Executive
06 6 2008 7:54AM (...more)

Experts and Organizations from 23 Countries Call on States to 'Fix the Proposal for Nuclear Cooperation with India'

To: STATE EDITORS Contact: Daryl Kimball of the Arms Control Association, +1-202-463-8270, ext. 107 WASHINGTON and TOKYO, Jan. 9 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- In a letter sent to more than four-dozen governments this week, a prestigious and broad array
01 10 2008 4:59AM (...more)

Nonproliferation Experts Call on State Department to Come Clean on Questions Concerning U.S.-Indian Nuclear Deal

To: POLITICAL EDITORS Contact: Daryl G. Kimball, +1-202-463-8270 x107, or Fred McGoldrick, +1-617-298-2024, both of Arms Control Association WASHINGTON, March 5 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- As U.S. and Indian officials race against the clock to win
03 6 2008 4:03PM (...more)

After disdaining arms control, Bush seeks to engage Moscow

WASHINGTON — President Bush took office disavowing the complex treaty negotiations with Moscow that consumed years of Cold War diplomacy, saying that Russia and the United States had moved beyond decades of nuclear rivalry into an era of cooperation.
10 11 2007 8:57AM (...more)

Obama, Medvedev to open missile talks

President Barack Obama and Russian President Dmitri Medvedev will likely commit to beginning new talks on reducing nuclear arms stockpiles to no more
04 2 2009 9:06PM (...more)

Talks resume on US-India nuclear technology deal

VIENNA, Austria - International talks resumed Thursday on a contentious U.S. plan to sell peaceful nuclear technology to India — a deal that critics contend would reverse decades of progress in discouraging nations from potentially developing weapons of mass destruction .
09 5 2008 7:03PM (...more)