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Arms Control	Updated 22 March 2002

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KEY DOCUMENTS

• 1972 Biological Weapons
Convention
• 1993 Chemical Weapons
Convention
• 1925 Geneva Protocol

SUBJECT IN DEPTH

• Comprehensive Nuclear Test Ban
• Conventional Weapons
• Fissile Material Cutoff
• Landmines
• Missile Defense & ABM Treaty
• Non-Proliferation
• Small Arms & Light Weapons
• Strategic Arms Reduction

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BCW Related Texts

19 March 2002
State Intelligence Official Details BCW Threat

05 February 2002
Bush Plans Greater Protections against Bioterrorism
Fact Sheet: Bush Strategy to Defend against Bioterrorism
White House Briefing on Bush Bioterrorism Request

04 February 2002
Bush Seeks $38,000 Million for War on Terrorism

01 February 2002
Bush Promises "Steady and Relentless" War on Terrorism

31 January 2002
Rice: Dangerous Powers Pursuing Dangerous Weapons
Transcript of State Department Noon Briefing
U.S. Health Agency Aids States in Bioterrorism Preparedness

30 January 2002
New CIA Report Documents Weapons Proliferation Trends

25 January 2002
States Boosting Protections against Bioterrorism

24 January 2002
Bolton Says U.S. Will Not Resume Nuclear Testing
Bolton Calls for Stronger WMD Curbs

17 January 2002
Commerce Suggests Ways to Improve Export Controls

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