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International Security	Updated 19 April 2002

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19 April 2002 WMD Proliferation "Is a Threat We Will Not Ignore" 16 April 2002 Assistant Secretary Wolf on Non-Proliferation Issues 08 April 2002 Envoy Says Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty Important to U.S. 29 March 2002 Bolton Sees Progress in Arms Reduction Talks with Russia 28 March 2002 Rumsfeld Says Possible Biological Attack Is Chief Concern 25 March 2002 U.N., Iraq to Resume Talks on Weapons Inspections 22 March 2002 Bolton Calls U.S.-Russia Arms Talks "Very Productive" 19 March 2002 Al-Qaida Still Presents Threat, CIA Head Says State Official Details BCW Threat 16 March 2002 Wolfowitz Says U.S. Nuclear Objective is Deterrence 15 March 2002 U.S. Conducts Successful Missile Intercept Test Over Pacific 13 March 2002 Bush Says U.S. Nuclear Weapons Serve as a Deterrence U.S., Russian Defense Chiefs Discuss Arms Reduction

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