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1. Arms Control Arrangements under the Aegis of the OSCE: Is There a Better Way to Handle Compliance?

Author

Dunay, Pál

Subjects
*ARMS control, *AEGIS (Weapons system), TREATY on Open Skies (1992)
Abstract

The CSCE-OSCE has strong legacy in conventional arms control both as far as limitations and reductions and constraints on military activities. Although the last two decades since 1999 did not add much to the arms control acquis and there was a "retreat" in arms control with the suspension of the CFE Treaty. It is Germany that keeps European conventional arms control on the agenda as part of security dialogue since the Harmel Report of 1967 and takes symbolic initiatives as a demonstration. Although compliance is not full and some activities demonstrate the intention to cheat, their level is more important as part of the communication of the main parties rather than of direct strategic significance. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2017
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2. Conventional Arms Control In Europe: Decline, Disarray, And the Need for Reinvention.

Author

Kleinjan, Lucien

Subjects
NUCLEAR weapons, ARMS control, TREATY on Open Skies (1992), DETERRENCE (Military strategy)
Abstract

The article focuses on the conventional arms control instruments in Europe, which has three main factors including the Vienna Document on Confidence- and Security-Building Measures, the Conventional Armed Forces in Europe (CFE) Treaty, and the Open Skies Treaty. It mentions that North Atlantic Treaty Organizationation perceive nuclear arms to be weapons of deterrence.

Published
2016

3. Open Skies in turbulence, a well functioning treaty is endangered by outside developments.

Author

Spitzer, Hartwig

Subjects
*TREATY interpretation & construction, *ARMS control, TREATY on Open Skies (1992)
Abstract

Today the Treaty on Open Skies is confronted with contradictory developments: Continuing adherence of all parties, in particular Russia and the United States to the treaty and preparations for modernisation of the technical monitoring capabilities on the one hand, while the general support for conventional arms control and military confidence building in the OSCE region declines. Since January 2011 an intervention of Turkey over the accession application of Cyprus has prevented any regular sessions and decisions of the Open Skies Consultative Commission ( OSCC ). The treaty is taken hostage for an unsolved status conflict which has much wider dimensions. Since the impasse in the OSCC could not be solved on the diplomatic level so far (Oct. 2011), high level political intervention is needed to save the treaty from erosion. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2011
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4. 10. Conventional arms control and military confidence building.

Author

LACHOWSKI, ZDZISLAW

Subjects
ARMS control, CONFIDENCE & security building measures (International relations), TREATY on Open Skies (1992)
Abstract

Chapter 10 of the book "SIPRI Yearbook 2011: Armaments, Disarmament and International Security" is presented. It assesses the major developments in conventional arms control and military confidence building in 2010. The relevant Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe developments are reviewed and the developments related to the 1990 Treaty on Conventional Armed Forces in Europe are tackled. Issues related to the 1992 Treaty on Open Skies are discussed.

Published
2011

5. Non-Nuclear Multilateral Endeavors.

Author

Woolf, Amy F., Kerr, Paul K., and Nikitin, Mary Beth D.

Subjects
NUCLEAR arms control, ARMS control, TREATIES, TREATY on Open Skies (1992), BALLISTIC missile defenses
Abstract

The article highlights the non-nuclear multilateral activities of the international community. \Topics discussed include the Conventional Armed Forces in Europe Treaty (CFE), Open Skies Treaty, the Missile Technology Control Regime (MTCR) created by the U.S., Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan and Great Britain, the Hague Code of Conduct Against Ballistic Missile Proliferation (HCOC), and the Wassenaar Agreement on export controls for conventional arms and dual-use goods and technologies.

Published
2014

6. Non-Nuclear Multilateral Endeavors.

Author

Woolf, Amy F., Kerr, Paul K., and Nikitin, Mary Beth D.

Subjects
ARMS control treaties, TREATY on Open Skies (1992), ARMS control, INTERNATIONAL relations
Abstract

The article discusses the several arms control agreements, conventions, and arrangements that were concluded by the international community concerning non-nuclear weapons as of July 2013. Among such are the Conventional Armed Forces in Europe Treaty (CFE) and the Open Skies Treaty. It claims that the CFE mainly covered such countries as Armenia, Kazakhstan and Moldova.

Published
2013

7. Arms control: Grounded.

Subjects
*ARMS control, TREATY on Open Skies (1992)
Abstract

The article presents the statement of Russia on January 15, 2021 that it would follow the U.S in withdrawing from the Open Skies treaty, a decades-old arms-control pact that allows unarmed surveillance flights over 33 countries.

Published
2021

9. Europeans Seek Conventional Arms Talks.

Author

REIF, KINGSTON

Subjects
ARMS control, RUSSIAN politics & government, TREATY on Open Skies (1992)
Abstract

The article discusses a meeting of foreign ministers at the Organisation for Security and Co-operation in Europe on December 8-9, 2016, in Hamburg, Germany, on the issue of relaunch of conventional arms control with Russia. Topics include treaties which needs to be strengthened by Europe like 1992 Open Skies Treaty; views of Foreign Minister of Germany, Frank-Walter Steinmeier on the issue; and Bruce Turner, a U.S. deputy assistant secretary on the arms control agreement.

Published
2017

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