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U.S. Has "No Objections" to China's Nuclear Buildup.(the Bush administration, in an apparent effort to pursue its missile defense plans, has dropped its objections to China's nuclear buildup)(Brief Article)
According to a September 2nd New York Times article, unnamed senior Bush administration officials have indicated that the White House intends to soften its traditional anti-nuclear proliferation doctrine by dropping objections to China's ongoing nuclear buildup. According to the report, the Bush administration will tell the Chinese it has "no objections" to China's building more nuclear missiles. "We know the Chinese will enhance their nuclear capability anyway, and we are going to say to them, 'We're not going to tell you not to do it,'" commented one senior adminstration official, adding "Why panic? They are modernizing anyway."
The Establishment's spin on the new Bush doctrine is that it is a means of creating justification for an American missile defense system. Senator Joseph Biden (D.-Del.), chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, is one of the strongest congressional opponents of a national missile defense system. "This is absolutely absurd," he sputtered, "It shows that these guys will go to any ...
- Missile defense: today and tomorrow.
- Newspaper article from: Knight Ridder/Tribune October 2, 2006 700+ words
...contradictory history of strategic missile defense. Is there a danger in this? There...Obering, director of the Pentagon's Missile Defense Agency, said the December tests would...to haranguing about the future of missile defense, and set the ball rolling for opposition...
- Nuclear buildup may explain brain diseases. (research into Huntington's Disease)
- Magazine article from: Science News Travis, John August 16, 1997 700+ words
Almost 20 years ago, a team of scientists removed brain cells from people with the neurodegenerative disorder Huntington's disease and scrutinized them under a powerful electron microscope. Deep inside the cells, in the DNA-carrying sac called the nucleus, the investigators found mysterious clumps.
- N. Korea vows nuclear buildup against U. S., S. Korean hostilities.
- News wire article from: YON - Yonhap News Agency of Korea April 6, 2006 700+ words
SEOUL, April 5 (Yonhap) -- North Korea on Wednesday reconfirmed its possession of nuclear weapons and vowed to continue to build its nuclear arsenal, accusing the United States and South Korea of preparing a nuclear preemptive attack against it. "The US is cooperating with the South Korean
- A new way to handle nuclear buildup; The US and Russia signed a deal Friday to...
- Newspaper article from: The Christian Science Monitor November 10, 2003 700+ words
Byline: Scott Peterson Staff writer of The Christian Science Monitor MOSCOW -- The US and Russia have agreed to collaborate in returning weapons-grade uranium to Russia from vulnerable nuclear reactors throughout the former USSR. Analysts say the deal, signed Friday, could be the first step in a
- North Korea welcomes talks with Seoul over nuclear buildup.
- Newspaper article from: Knight Ridder/Tribune News Service Zielenziger, Michael January 26, 2003 700+ words
Byline: Michael Zielenziger SEOUL, South Korea _ North Korea called for "national cooperation" with South Korea Sunday, welcoming talks with envoys from Seoul who hope to defuse tensions over the North's nuclear ambitions. The talks, to begin this week in Pyongyang, illustrate Seoul's new
- A Balance of Terror.(North Korean nuclear buildup is triggering dangerous...
- Magazine article from: U.S. News & World Report Omestad, Thomas Mazzetti, Mark Hanawald, Jennifer Du Mars, Roger January 27, 2003 700+ words
It is a scenario that some U.S. officials find too sensitive to discuss in detail: A defiant North Korea chooses to build and keep a nuclear arsenal, not bargain it away for rewards, as many suppose. Faced with a nuclear breakout by a hostile regime, Japan reconsiders its antinuclear taboos, fields
- The most dangerous place on earth. (nuclear buildup in North Korea) (includes...
- Magazine article from: U.S. News & World Report Galloway, Joseph L. June 20, 1994 700+ words
In the wee hours of a rainy Sunday in June 1950, the advance guard of Kim Il Sung's Inmungun, or People's Army, slipped across the 38th parallel and launched a war that lasted three years, involved 20 nations and killed or wounded some 4 million people, most of them civilians. The North Korean
- US Democrats vow redoubled efforts to stop NK nuclear buildup.
- News wire article from: YON - Yonhap News Agency of Korea March 30, 2006 700+ words
WASHINGTON, March 29 (Yonhap) -- US Democrats on Wednesday presented national security plans that include redoubling efforts to stop North Korea's nuclear weapons development. In what they called a comprehensive plan for providing "real" security that contrasts with the Republicans, Democratic