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Malaysia's Export Control Law: A Step Forward, But How Big?

May 10, 2010

Stephanie Lieggi and Richard Sabatini take a look at Malaysia's export control system in the context of the country's Strategic Trade Act of 2010.

Article | Export Controls, Biological, Export Controls, Chemical, Export Controls, Delivery Systems, Export Controls, Nuclear
China's White Paper on Nonproliferation: Export Controls Hit the Big Time

Dec. 1, 2003

Stephanie Lieggi analyzes changes to the Chinese export control system, as outlined in its 2003 White Paper on Nonproliferation.

Article | Export Controls, Biological, Export Controls, Chemical, Export Controls, Delivery Systems, Export Controls, Nuclear
WMD Nonproliferation: The Hidden ‘Polar Star’ of U.S. Export Control Reform?

Dec. 11, 2011

In this article, Robert Shaw discusses the impact of the Obama Administration's Export Control Reform Initiative on WMD nonproliferation efforts.

Article | Biological Trade and Commerce, Chemical Trade and Commerce, Delivery System Trade and Commerce, Export Controls, Biological, Export Controls, Chemical, Export Controls, Delivery Systems, Export Controls, Nuclear, Nuclear Trade and Commerce
APEC Agrees to Fight Terrorism, WMD Proliferation

Oct. 21, 2003

Leaders from 21 countries agreed today to work to dismantle terrorist organizations, to prevent bioterrorist attacks and to prevent the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction.

GSN Article | Biological Terrorism, Export Controls, Biological, Export Controls, Chemical, Export Controls, Nuclear, Terrorism
U.S. High-Technology Exports to China Depend on End-Use Visits, U.S. Official Says

Oct. 29, 2003

The United States could increase its high-technology exports to China if Beijing allows on-site inspections to verify the end-use purposes of U.S. exports that could be used to develop weapons of mass destruction, U.S. Commerce Secretary Don Evans said today (see GSN, Oct. 21).

GSN Article | Export Controls, Biological, Export Controls, Chemical, Export Controls, Delivery Systems, Export Controls, Nuclear
U.S. Officials Restrict Import of African Rodents to Stem Monkeypox

Nov. 5, 2003

The United States finalized animal import regulations this week to prevent a monkeypox outbreak in the United States, Reuters reported (see GSN, June 12).

GSN Article | Biological, Export Controls, Biological, Viruses
European Companies Want Chinese Technology Trade Ban Lifted

Dec. 2, 2003

European companies are pushing for the European Union to lift restrictions on technology transfers to China, Xinhua News Service reported last week (see GSN, Oct. 29).

GSN Article | Export Controls, Biological, Export Controls, Chemical, Export Controls, Delivery Systems, Export Controls, Nuclear
Japan to Strengthen Export Controls

Dec. 10, 2003

Japan plans to increase the number of dual-use goods subject to “catch-all provisions” in Japanese export control regulations, the Asahi News Service reported today (see GSN, Oct. 14).

GSN Article | Export Controls, Biological, Export Controls, Chemical, Export Controls, Delivery Systems, Export Controls, Nuclear
United States Formally Implements New Dual-Use Export Controls

Dec. 10, 2003

WASHINGTON — The U.S. Commerce Department’s Bureau of Industry and Security has amended U.S. export control regulations to reflect changes made last year to a multilateral export control agreement intended to regulate the export of dual-use items, according to a notice published today in the Federal Register (see GSN, March 6).

GSN Article | Export Controls, Biological, Export Controls, Chemical, Export Controls, Delivery Systems, Export Controls, Nuclear
Bush Set to Sign Syria Sanctions Bill This Week

Dec. 10, 2003

U.S. President George W. Bush is expected this week to sign a bill that would impose economic sanctions against Syria unless it ends its alleged WMD activities and suspected official support for terrorist groups, according to the Boston Globe (see GSN, Nov. 21).

GSN Article | Biological Weapons Programs, Chemical Weapons Programs, Export Controls, Biological, Export Controls, Chemical, Export Controls, Delivery Systems, Export Controls, Nuclear
Wassenaar Arrangement Members Agree to Amend Export Control Lists

Dec. 17, 2003

WASHINGTON — Participants in a multilateral export control regime designed to govern the transfer of conventional weapons and dual-use items agreed last week to amend the regime’s control lists (see GSN, Dec. 10).

GSN Article | Export Controls, Biological, Export Controls, Chemical, Export Controls, Delivery Systems, Export Controls, Nuclear
China Issues New Export Control Regulations

Dec. 29, 2003

China has issued new regulations on the registration and licensing of WMD-related exports, Xinhua News Agency reported Saturday (see GSN, Dec. 4).

GSN Article | Export Controls, Biological, Export Controls, Chemical, Export Controls, Delivery Systems, Export Controls, Nuclear

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Malaysia's Export Control Law: A Step Forward, But How Big?

China's White Paper on Nonproliferation: Export Controls Hit the Big Time

WMD Nonproliferation: The Hidden ‘Polar Star’ of U.S. Export Control Reform?

APEC Agrees to Fight Terrorism, WMD Proliferation

U.S. High-Technology Exports to China Depend on End-Use Visits, U.S. Official Says

U.S. Officials Restrict Import of African Rodents to Stem Monkeypox

European Companies Want Chinese Technology Trade Ban Lifted

Japan to Strengthen Export Controls

United States Formally Implements New Dual-Use Export Controls

Bush Set to Sign Syria Sanctions Bill This Week

Wassenaar Arrangement Members Agree to Amend Export Control Lists

China Issues New Export Control Regulations

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