ARMS CONTROL TODAY
May 2024

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FEATURES
Restoring Russian-U.S. Arms Control
Pavel Podvig
Despite the problems facing nuclear arms control today, the system is not entirely broken.

Engaging China and Russia on Arms Control: An Interview With U.S. Assistant Secretary of State Mallory Stewart

Achieving Success Beyond Final Documents: Recommendations for the 2026 NPT Review Conference
Ian Fleming Zhou, Valeriia Hesse, Anna-Elizabeth Schmitz, and Karina Touzinsky
In redefining success for the 2026 review conference, it is paramount to embrace flexible negotiating principles.

FOCUS
Breaking the Impasse on Nuclear Disarmament, Part Two
By Daryl G. Kimball


NEWS & ANALYSIS
• Iran-Israel Tensions May Push Iran to Rethink Nuclear Arms
• Drones Hit Zaporizhzhia Reactor Building
• Russia Ends North Korean Sanctions Panel
• U.S. House Under Pressure to Renew Aid for ‘Downwinders’
• Japan, U.S. Strengthen Alliance, Expand Defense Cooperation
• Pentagon Confronts Modernization Costs, Delays
• U.S. Sends Once-Barred Missiles to Philippines Exercise
• Russia Vetoes UN Resolution on Outer Space Treaty
• U.S. Reports on Arms Control Compliance Concerns
• India Tests Advanced Missile

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