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The promise of constructive NATO-Russia relations remains in jeopardy, prejudiced by friction over the alliance's expansion, its intervention in the Balkans, & Moscow's perception that its interests are being disregarded. On a host of issues, from stability in Europe to the maintenance of effective arms control regimes & management of regional crises beyond the Continent, cooperative working arrangements with Russia are vital. To assure such cooperation NATO should make clear that it is open to Russian membership, priority should go to EU expansion, & the US should pursue joint defenses with Russia against potential ballistic missile threats. Adapted from the source document.

Examines Clinton administration arms control agenda, US policy options, and prospects for future bilateral and multilateral agreements.

Strategic, technical, and political case for eliminating all ballistic missiles; US perspective.