Sanctions and Nonproliferation
Great Decisions 2011 | Topic 6
Do sanctions work?
Sanctions have been created to curb nations in violation of international law, especially agreements concerning nuclear nonproliferation. How successfully have sanctions been applied against past violators? Is there any chance sanctions can curtail North Korea and Iran from continuing to develop nuclear weapons?
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Sanctions and Proliferation News
- Congress Debates War, Sanctions, Diplomacy and MEK with Top Obama Officials - Payvand
- Abdul Qadeer Khan: 'My name is clear' - Aljazeera.com
- France: West should sanction Iran 'decisively' - Jerusalem Post
- Turkey not to end Iran oil imports: Erdogan - Press TV
- Gabbard pushes for stricter financial sanctions on N. Korea - Hawaii 24/7 (press release)
Foreign Policy Blogs
- Nuclear Weapons Accomplishments in the Chu Years
- Nuke Brain Drain in the Senate
- North Korean Nuclear Test: What Is the Nature of the Threat?
- The Four Statesmen Return to the Rostrum: Take Action on Proliferation Risks Now
- Iran: Cutting the Gordian Knots
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