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• Proliferation Analysis – April 22, 2013

  Debating China's No-First-Use Commitment: James Acton Responds

  • James M. Acton
  

  Any shift away from no-first use is likely to be viewed by the United States and its allies—rightly or wrongly—as provocative.

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• Proliferation Analysis – September 06, 2012

  China and the New U.S. Missile Defense in East Asia

  • Li Bin
  

  U.S. radar sites proposed for East Asia—and ostensibly directed at North Korea—underscore the need for a constructive China-U.S. dialogue on conventional military issues.

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• Proliferation Analysis – August 23, 2012

  China's Evolution on Ballistic Missile Defense

  • Lora Saalman
  

  It is important that Washington and Moscow take steps toward compromising on ballistic missile defense cooperation now as a foundation for effective engagement with Beijing in the future.

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• Proliferation Analysis – July 03, 2012

  Assessing UN Trade Sanctions on North Korea

  • Mark Hibbs
  

  The UN Security Council report published last week documents North Korea's efforts in setting up a large-scale uranium enrichment plant after sanctions were first imposed five years ago.

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