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Rethinking Nuclear Weapons Suggested Articles
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"David Kay's surprising exit interview confirms that the old conventional wisdom -- that Iraq had an advanced and growing WMD program -- has given way to a new conventional wisdom: that the Iraqi program was to a remarkable extent smoke and mirrors." |
" Almost one year later and ten months after the United States launched an invasion to disarm Iraq, no WMD have been found and the head of the U.S.-led postwar weapons search, David Kay, has resigned, stating that he does not believe that Iraq had stockpiles of prohibited weapons prior to the invasion." |
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Emerging Challenges Change Japanese Security Policy? "Discussions about Japan's possible development of nuclear weapons, until very recently a taboo subject, have become a controversial part of the Japanese security debate." |
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States: Nuclear Red-Herrings "Thousands of U.S. and Russian launch-ready weapons only represent an accident waiting to happen and a temptation to terrorists to gain control over them." |
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