Striking nuclear postures


  • Letters
  • Sunday, 13 Feb 2005

Part Two of the interview of Dr Andrew Semmel, US Deputy Assistant Secretary for Nuclear Nonproliferation: The US drive against nuclear proliferation is aimed at reducing rather than abolishing nuclear weapons around the world, while maintaining their uneven distribution. 

AS Washington presses on with its campaign to stop most other countries from acquiring nuclear weapons, charges of inconsistency and double standards will continue to prevail. 

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