Commons Briefing paper by Claire Mills. It was first published on Tuesday, 15 June 2010. It was last updated on Tuesday, 15 June 2010.
Progress towards nuclear disarmament?
In April 2009 President Obama set out his vision for a world without nuclear weapons, and in doing so laid the groundwork for renewed international efforts to strengthen and advance the nuclear disarmament and non-proliferation regime. Over the past year that momentum has translated into the agreement of a successor to the US-Russia START treaty, global commitments to secure highly vulnerable nuclear materials within four years and the establishment, at the May 2010 Review Conference, of an action plan in support of the three main pillars of the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty. This paper examines the prospects for achieving that vision of 'global zero'.
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- Research briefing
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- RP10-42
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- Defence Arms control Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty International Atomic Energy Agency Nuclear weapons Nuclear safeguards Nuclear disarmament Nuclear test ban Proliferation Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty USA Russia Iran Syria Trident New START Treaty
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- International Affairs and Defence Section
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