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Volume 10 - January 1999

Contents

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Middle East

The Kosovo Conflict

Terrorism

  • Clinton Announces New Initiatives to Counter Emergent Terrorist Threats

  • Published online by Cambridge University Press:
    13 February 2009, pp. 139-142

  • We are here to discuss emerging threats to America's security as we reach a new century. How do we respond to the threat of terrorists around the world, turning from bullets and bombs to even more insidious and potent weapons? What if they and the rogue states that sponsor them try to attack the critical computer systems that drive our society? What if they seek to use chemical, biological, even nuclear weapons? The United States must deal with these emerging threats now, so that the instruments of prevention develop at least as rapidly as the instruments of disruption.

Western Hemisphere

NATO's 50th Anniversary Summit

News Briefs

Western Hemisphere

  • Central America: Hurricane Mitch Causes Catastrophic Damage, Claims Over 10,000 Lives

  • Published online by Cambridge University Press:
    13 February 2009, pp. 150-152

  • The Secretary-General wishes to express his deepest condolences to the families of the victims of Hurricane Mitch and to their governments. His heartfelt sympathy goes out to all those who have been touched by this disaster. The Secretary-General urges the international community to show the utmost generosity in the aftermath of the hurricane, which has left thousands dead and several hundred thousand suffering throughout Central America.

Treaty Actions

News Briefs

NATO's 50th Anniversary Summit

Index

Treaty Actions

Front matter

  • FPB volume 10 issue 1 Front matter

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    13 February 2009, p. f1
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  • FPB volume 10 issue 2 Front matter

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Front matter

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