Suchergebnisse

Analyzes areas of the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons Treaty open to debate at the UN conference scheduled to convene in New York City, Apr. 17, 1995; focus on implementation issues and further duration of the treaty.

Examines evolution and structure of the nonproliferation regime, current proliferation risks, and challenges to international consensus underlying the regime; in context of the 1995 review conference.

In this article the author inquires why Saddam Hussein is still in power in Iraq after its defeat in the Gulf War, the West's support for Iraq, especially since 1986, in its war against Iran, Saddam's character and how he rules Iraq, uprising of the Iraqi Kurds and the U.S. and British interests to keep Iraq as a single state. (DÜI-Sen)