Arms Control

• U.S. Sanctions Nine Companies Under Iran Nonproliferation Act, December 27, 2005

• U.S. Concerned by Pyongyang's Talk of Constructing New Reactors, December 20, 2005

• Honduras Cooperates with U.S. in Port Inspection Program, December 15, 2005

• Counterproliferation Requires Both Passive, Active Measures, December 9, 2005

• United States Urges "Effective Multilateralism" To Fight Proliferation, December 7, 2005

• Top Military Official Calls White Phosphorous "Legitimate Tool", December 1, 2005

• U.S. Shares International Aim of Protecting Civilians from Mines, November 28, 2005

• Time Running Out on Iran's Nuclear Compliance, U.S. Envoy Says, November 24, 2005

• U.S., China To Cooperate on Detecting Illicit Nuclear Material, November 22, 2005

• Deputy Energy Secretary Recommends More Use of Nuclear Power, November 21, 2005

• Oman Joins U.S. Nonproliferation, Anti-Terrorist Arrangement, November 19, 2005

• Iran Nuclear Issue Requires International Cooperation, Says U.S., November 17, 2005

• U.S. Pursues Three-Pronged Approach on Nuclear Nonproliferation, November 14, 2005

• State's Hill Upbeat but Urges Patience as Six-Party Talks Resume, November 11, 2005

• U.S. Urges North Korea To Stop Nuclear Activities at Yongbyon, November 10, 2005

• North Korea Should Stop Operations at Yongbyon Reactor, Hill Says, November 9, 2005

• Six-Party Talks To Focus on Specifics for a Nuclear-Free Korea, November 8, 2005

• U.S. Urges Nations To Make Chemical Weapons Treaty Universal, November 7, 2005

• U.S. Opposes Any Lifting of EU Embargo on Arms Sales to China, November 3, 2005

• Senator Lugar Proposes Expanding Cooperative Threat Reduction, November 1, 2005

• U.S., China Team Up To Enhance Nuclear Material Security, October 24, 2005

• Progress Detailed in Countering World's Most Dangerous Weapons, October 21, 2005

• State's Burns Sees Progress on U.S.-India Nuclear Accord in 2006, October 21, 2005

• Treasury Identifies Eight North Korean Weapons Proliferators, October 21, 2005

• Compliance Key to World Peace, State's DeSutter Tells U.N., October 17, 2005

• Iran's Nuclear Ambitions Focus of Rice's Meetings in Moscow, October 15, 2005

• Rice Discusses Iran's Nuclear Program in Russia, October 15, 2005

• Rice, French Foreign Minister Warn Iran on Nuclear Program, October 14, 2005

• Joint Statement Only a Guide for Korea Talks, U.S. Lawmaker Says, October 6, 2005

• Meeting Aims To Combat Illicit Arms Trafficking in the Americas, October 6, 2005

• Time for "Real Action" on North Korea's Pledge, U.S. Envoy Says, October 6, 2005

• First Step for North Korea Is Full Nuclear Disclosure, Hill Says, October 4, 2005

• No New Nuclear Transfers to Iran, State's Rademaker Urges U.N., October 3, 2005

• U.S., Russia Reach Halfway Point of Nuclear Fuel Agreement, September 30, 2005

• Six-Party Talks Still Face "Perilous" Times, State's Hill Says, September 28, 2005

• Budget Issues a Concern for Global Chemical Weapons Organization, September 27, 2005

• State's Burns Welcomes Atomic Energy Agency Vote on Iran, September 24, 2005

• State's Schulte Says North Korea Now Must Implement Commitments, September 23, 2005

• U.S. Believes It Is Time To Report Iran to Security Council, September 23, 2005

• U.S. Seeks international Consensus on Iran's Nuclear Program, September 21, 2005

• Assistant Secretary of State Christopher R. Hill’s Statement at the Closing Plenary of the Fourth Round of the Six-Party Talks September 19, 2005

• North Korea Agrees To Abandon Its Nuclear Weapons Programs, September 19, 2005

• Rice Cites Broad Disappointment in Iran's Nuclear Stand, September 19, 2005

• U.S. Stance on North Korea Clear: No Compliance, No Nuclear Energy, September 19, 2005

• Bush, Putin Focus on Nonproliferation, Russian WTO Accession, September 16, 2005

• Talks with North Korea "Still in Business," U.S. Negotiator Says, September 16, 2005

• Rice Finds Iran's Defiance of International Demands Unacceptable, September 15, 2005

• Rice Urges World Community To Reject Iran's Nuclear Program, September 14, 2005

• Six-Party Talks Stall over Issue of Light-Water Reactors, September 14, 2005

• U.S. Advocates Global Network To Head Off Nuclear Terrorism, September 14, 2005

• U.S. Opposes North Korean Demand for Civil-Use Nuclear Reactor, September 14, 2005

• Nuclear Terrorism Treaty Opening for Signature, September 13, 2005

• U.S. Aiming for Statement of Agreed Principles on North Korea, September 13, 2005

• North Korea Would Gain by Ending Its Nuclear Programs, Rice Says, September 12, 2005

• Six-Party Talks Scheduled To Resume September 13 in Beijing, September 9, 2005

• Congressman Hyde Addresses Hearing on Indian Nuclear Deal, September 8, 2005

• State's Joseph Sees Nonproliferation Gains in U.S.-India Deal, September 8, 2005

• Congressmen Confident North Korea Will Return to Six-Party Talks, September 3, 2005

• Full Compliance Essential to Nonproliferation Success, U.S. Says, August 31, 2005

• State Department Issues "Report Card" on Weapons Agreements, August 30, 2005

• U.S. Optimistic that North Korea Still Committed to Talks, August 29, 2005

• Commander Assesses North Korea's Conventional Threat, August 26, 2005

• Six-Party Talks Recess Proves To Be a Busy Time for Negotiators, August 23, 2005

• Rice Says International Community Opposes Iran's Nuclear Behavior, August 17, 2005

• U.S. Hopes Six-Party Talks Can Be Model for Northeast Asia, August 17,2005

• U.S. Notes Continued IAEA Supervision of Iranian Nuclear Activities, August 11, 2005

• Iran Must Halt Uranium Enrichment Activities, State's Ereli Says, August 10, 2005

• Six-Party Talks Recess Could Foster Positive Results, Hill Says, August 10, 2005

• Bush Says U.S. Will Work with Europe to Defuse Iranian Nuclear Issue, August 9, 2005

• U.S. Encouraged by Latest Round of Six-Party Talks, Hill Says, August 9, 2005

• U.S. Will Work with International Community on Iran Nuclear Issue, August 8, 2005

• Six-Party Talks Make Progress, But Gaps in Agreement Remain, August 7, 2005

• Six-Party Negotiators Seek To Hammer Out Remaining Differences, August 5, 2005

• Six-Party Talks Making Progress, But No Final Agreement Yet, August 4, 2005

• U.S., Belize Accord Supports the Proliferation Security Initiative, August 4, 2005

• U.S. Lauds China's Efforts on North Korea Six-Party Talks, August 2, 2005

• Rice Announces Reorganization of Arms Control, International Security Bureaus, July 29, 2005

• U.S. Upholds Six-Party Solution to North Korean Weapons Issue, July 13, 2005

• Six-Party Talks Only Course for North Korea, Rice Says, July 12, 2005

• Rice Welcomes Resumption of Six-Party Talks, July 10, 2005

• No Nuclear Weapons for Iran, Say Rice, French Foreign Minister, July 5, 2005

• Report Issued by U.S.-Russian Working Group on Nuclear Security, June 30, 2005

• Bush Approves Recommendations on Intelligence Changes, June 29, 2005

• Bush Orders Sanctions Against Weapons Proliferators, June 29, 2005

• United States Sees Work Ahead for Chemical Weapons Conference, June 28, 2005

• Bush, Schroeder Exchange Views on Iran's Nuclear Program, June 27, 2005

• Experts Assess Likelihood of Nuclear, Biological Attacks, June 24, 2005

• United States, EU Cooperate Against WMD Proliferation, Terrorism, June 20, 2005

• White House Pleased with Progress on Nonproliferation Proposals, June 17, 2005

• Iran Not Forthcoming on Past, Present Nuclear Efforts, U.S. Says, June 16, 2005

• Nuclear-Free North Korea Can Receive Aid, State's Hill Says, June 14, 2005

• Stalled Talks with North Korea Worry Senator Lugar, June 14, 2005

• Security Initiative Puts Proliferators On Notice, June 9, 2005

• Success of Proliferation Security Initiative Lauded in Congress, June 9, 2005

• Rice Says Decision To Seek Sanctions on North Korea Not Imminent, June 6, 2005

• U.S. Leads Efforts To Prevent Spread of Dangerous Weapons, June 6, 2005

• Bush Continues To Seek Diplomatic Solution with North Korea, May 31, 2005

• Bush Urges Endorsement of PSI Interdiction Principles, May 31, 2005

• Rice Says Proliferation Security Initiative Is Yielding Results, May 31, 2005

• Spain Hosts Counterproliferation Exercise over Mediterranean, May 31, 2005

• U.S. Working with Partners To Broaden PSI Participation, May 31, 2005

• Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty Review Ends Without Consensus, May 27, 2005

• Multinational Proliferation Security Initiative Now Two Years Old, May 26, 2005

• Nonproliferation, Human Rights Concern Everyone, Rice Says, May 26, 2005

• Pyongyang Has Power to Effect Historic Changes, Congressman Says, May 26, 2005

• Nuclear Technology Access Should Be Reduced for Treaty Violators, May 23, 2005

• Nuclear Treaty Violations Alarming, State Dept. Official Says, May 23, 2005

• U.S. Senate Averts "Nuclear Option" over Judicial Nominees, May 23, 2005

• U.S. Adhering to Nonproliferation Pact, Ambassador Sanders Says, May 20, 2005

• Nuclear Treaty States Urged to Take Action Against Noncompliance, May 19, 2005

• Strong Weapon Controls Will Not Impede Peaceful Nuclear Programs, May 19, 2005

• United States Urges North Korea To Return to Six-Party Talks, May 3, 2005

• Chinese Weapons Proliferation Threat a Major U.S. Concern, May 2, 2005

• Proliferation Security Initiative Logs Varied Activities in Two Years, May 2, 2005

• U.S. Proposes Withholding Nuclear Benefits from NPT Violators, May 2, 2005

• U.S. Recaps Strategy To Stop Spread of Weapons of Mass Destruction, May 2, 2005

• U.S. Says Nuclear Treaty Faces Its Most Serious Challenge, May 2, 2005

• U.S.-South Korea Alliance Mutually Beneficial After 50 Years, May 2, 2005

• Defense Dept. Report, April 29: North Korea's Nuclear Program, April 29, 2005

• Rademaker Previews U.S. Approach to Nonproliferation Conference, April 28, 2005

• Global Arms-Trafficking Network Designated by United States, April 26, 2005

• Lifting Weapons China Embargo Sends Wrong Signal, U.S. Says, April 14, 2005

• U.S. Establishing Limited Defense Against Long-Range Missiles, April 7, 2005

• How To Strengthen the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty, April 4, 2005

• Bush Pledges "Concrete Action" on Intelligence Reform Proposals, March 31, 2005

• Commission Cites Intelligence Failures on Iraq's WMD Program, March 31, 2005

• Commission Co-Chairmen Call for Intelligence Changes, March 31, 2005

• U.S. Policy on Halting Spread of WMD is Focus of New Publication, March 31, 2005

• U.S., U.K., Russia Reaffirm Support for Biological Weapons Pact, March 28, 2005

• Experts Meet in Omaha to Consider Ways to Disrupt WMD Transfers, March 21, 2005

• Rice Warns Against Lifting EU Embargo on Arms to China, March 21, 2005

• Rice Says Six-Party Talks Are Best Forum for North Korean Issues, March 20, 2005

• Illicit Spread of Nuclear Weapons Threat to All, Official Says, March 17, 2005

• Preventing Nuclear Terrorism a Responsibility of Each Nation, March 16, 2005

• North Korea's Nuclear Program Called Multilateral Threat, March 15, 2005

• U.S. Lauds Libyan, Albanian Efforts to Destroy Chemical Weapons, March 15, 2005

• U.S. Prepared to Resolve Issues with North Korea, Official Says, March 11, 2005

• China Must Enforce Its Nonproliferation Policies, Rademaker Says, March 10, 2005

• North Korea Could Improve Its Security Without Nuclear Weapons, March 10, 2005

• Bush Urges Strong Action To Confront Nuclear Proliferation, March 7, 2005

• Iran Deceives International Nuclear Inspectors, U.S. Says, March 2, 2005

• Bush, Putin Pledge Enhanced Nuclear Security Cooperation, February 24, 2005

• Defense Department Report, February 25: Missile Defense Update, February 24, 2005

• Bush Administration Expresses Concerns Over Arms Sales to China, February 23, 2005

• Bush, Schroeder Call on Iran to Give Up Nuclear Ambitions, February 23, 2005

• Six-Party Talks Could End North Korea's Isolation, Rice Says, February 19, 2005

• Growing World Concern About North Korea, U.S. Ambassador Says, February 16, 2005

• Rice Cautions North Korea Against Deepening Its Isolation, February 10, 2005

• Rice Describes EU Arms Embargo Discussion as "Fruitful", February 10, 2005

• Rice Calls for Unity in Confronting Iran's Nuclear Ambitions, February 9, 2005

• Private U.S. Group, Canada Aid Effort to Destroy Russian Weapons, February 7, 2005

• Cheney Says Iran Needs Transparency Regarding Nuclear Activities, February 6, 2005

• Iran Disguising Weapons Programs as Energy Projects, Rice Says, February 4, 2005

• U. S. Fully Complies with All Aspects of Key NPT Clause, February 3, 2005

• Congressional Report, February 2: Weapons Reduction Program, February 2, 2005

• United Nations Plans Interim Alert System for Indian Ocean, January 29, 2005

• Ambassador Sanders on Iran's Choice Regarding Nuclear Weapons, January 28, 2005

• U.S. Using New Weapon to Stop Smuggling of Materials for Nuclear Arms, January 21, 2005

• U.S. Bans Use of Nondetectable Landmines, January 3, 2005