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Moscow thinks about Hart

Newsweek, 1984-03, Vol.103 (13), p.52

Cullen, Robert

1984

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A start to the 'star wars' talks. (analysis of forthcoming arms control talks)

Newsweek, 1984-07, Vol.104, p.19

Cullen, Robert B

1984

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The Andropov mystery

Newsweek, 1983-11, Vol.102, p.38

Cullen, Robert B

1983

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The big chill from Moscow

Newsweek, 1984-05, Vol.103, p.21

1984

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The big chill from Moscow. (Olympic Game boycott and Soviet resentment of missile deployment)

Newsweek, 1984-05, Vol.103 (21), p.20

1984

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Is a thaw possible? U.S.-Soviet relations are at a low, but Andropov's death gives both sides the chance to make a move

Newsweek, 1984-02, Vol.103 (8), p.30

1984

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Moscow's tough message; the Soviets spurn Mitterrand's appeal for Sakharov and dismiss a Reagan summit

Newsweek, 1984-07, Vol.104 (1), p.28

Cullen, Robert D

1984

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Gorbachev's Afghan Gambit

Newsweek, 1988-02, Vol.111 (8), p.35

1988

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Back to the table; Reagan and Chernenko agree to arms talks, but the road will be long and tough

Newsweek, 1984-12, Vol.104 (24), p.26

Strasser, Steven

1984

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Arms control: man-to-man; Reagan will meet Gromyko next week, but who's in charge at the Kremlin?

Newsweek, 1984-09, Vol.104 (13), p.36

1984

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A shield - or a sieve?

Newsweek, 1984-06, Vol.103 (26), p.36

Cullen, Robert B

1984

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Yuri: let's make a deal? (Grain trade with Soviet Union)

Newsweek, 1983-09, Vol.102 (10), p.30

Willey, Fay

1983

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Andropov's good vibrations; both Moscow and Washington show some interest in improving relations

Newsweek, 1983-08, Vol.102 (9), p.26

Willey, Fay

1983

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Pointing in the Wrong Place

Newsweek, 1988-03, Vol.111 (10), p.56

1988

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The Gromyko method; his negotiating technique combines guile with 'nyet.'

Newsweek, 1984-10, Vol.104 (14), p.24

1984

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Reagan sends some friendly signals

Newsweek, 1984-03, Vol.103 (10), p.53

1984

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Talking again; Reagan and Gromyko may well inject some realism into their superpower feud

Newsweek, 1984-10, Vol.104 (14), p.22

1984

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Are the Olympics dead?

Newsweek, 1984-05, Vol.103 (21), p.18

1984

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War's dirty chemistry; evidence that Iraq is using mustard gas against Iran increases the need for tougher bans on chemical weapons

Newsweek, 1984-04, Vol.103 (14), p.55

1984

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The day after deployment; Moscow may scuttle the arms talks, but Washington still hopes for a deal next year

Newsweek, 1983-11, Vol.102 (22), p.42

1983

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Moscow thinks about Hart

A start to the 'star wars' talks. (analysis of forthcoming arms control talks)

The Andropov mystery

The big chill from Moscow

The big chill from Moscow. (Olympic Game boycott and Soviet resentment of missile deployment)

Is a thaw possible? U.S.-Soviet relations are at a low, but Andropov's death gives both sides the chance to make a move

Moscow's tough message; the Soviets spurn Mitterrand's appeal for Sakharov and dismiss a Reagan summit

Gorbachev's Afghan Gambit

Back to the table; Reagan and Chernenko agree to arms talks, but the road will be long and tough

Arms control: man-to-man; Reagan will meet Gromyko next week, but who's in charge at the Kremlin?

A shield - or a sieve?

Yuri: let's make a deal? (Grain trade with Soviet Union)

Andropov's good vibrations; both Moscow and Washington show some interest in improving relations

Pointing in the Wrong Place

The Gromyko method; his negotiating technique combines guile with 'nyet.'

Reagan sends some friendly signals

Talking again; Reagan and Gromyko may well inject some realism into their superpower feud

Are the Olympics dead?

War's dirty chemistry; evidence that Iraq is using mustard gas against Iran increases the need for tougher bans on chemical weapons

The day after deployment; Moscow may scuttle the arms talks, but Washington still hopes for a deal next year

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