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U.S. Puts New Restrictions on Nuclear Technology Exports to China

October 16, 2018

IN THIS ISSUE:U.S. Puts New Restrictions on Nuclear Technology Exports to China, South Korea’s Moon Optimistic About End to Korean War, In First, China Confirms ‘New Long-Range Strategic Bomber’ Designation, Russia Hits a Snag in Developing a Hypersonic Weapon, Iran Says its Land-To-Sea Ballistic Missile Range Now 700 Kilometers, Do Nuclear Weapons Matter? Read More ►

Previous Editions

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  October 11, 2018 Edition

  New U.S. Weapon Systems Are a Hackers’ Bonanza, Investigators Find

  IN THIS ISSUE: New U.S. Weapon Systems Are a Hackers’ Bonanza, South Korea says Pompeo Complained About Inter-Korean Military Pact, ‘Why Aren’t They Paying?’: Trump Hits Out at South Korea About Missile Defense System, U.S. Urges Dialogue on Challenges to Eliminate Nuclear Weapons, Moscow Ready to Discuss Extension of New START, Sandia’s Swerve Could Lead to First-Gen Hypersonic Production Line

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  October 09, 2018 Edition

  Russia Challenges U.S. Compliance with Nuclear Arms Treaty

  IN THIS ISSUE: Russia Challenges U.S. Compliance with Nuclear Arms Treaty, North Korea’s Yongbyon Nuclear Scientific Research Center: Quiet After Summit, U.S. Indicts Russians in Hacking of Nuclear Company Westinghouse, Pompeo Hails ‘Significant’ North Korea Progress; Experts Skeptical, Secretary of State Pompeo Reassures Japan, Air Force Introduces Hypersonic Flight Research Vehicle

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  October 04, 2018 Edition

  Trump’s Ambassador to NATO Sets Off Diplomatic Incident with a Nuclear Edge

  IN THIS ISSUE: Trump’s Ambassador to NATO Sets Off Diplomatic Incident with a Nuclear Edge, U.S. Defense Secretary Says Russian Violation of Treaty ‘Untenable’, Pompeo Backs Away from Denuclearization Goal for North Korea, North Korea Ramps Up Pressure on U.S. in Nuclear Talks, U.S. Withdraws From Treaty Normalizing Relations With Iran, India Risks U.S. Sanctions with Purchase of Russian Missiles

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  October 02, 2018 Edition

  A Challenge and an Opportunity in the Latest Inter-Korean Military Agreement

  IN THIS ISSUE: A Challenge and an Opportunity in the Latest Inter-Korean Military Agreement, U.S. Would Destroy Banned Russian Warheads if Necessary: NATO Envoy, North Korea has up to 60 Nuclear bombs, America’s Newest Nuclear Gravity Bomb Completes Design Review, Russia’s Mig-31 Spotted with Possible Anti-Satellite Missile, Blame a Spark Plug for U.S.-Japan Missile Failure, Pentagon Says