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East Embraced in NATO's Arms
Plesch, Daniel T. | December 25, 1995 issue

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The article presents information that the Clinton Administration has taken the first steps toward North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) expansion with its euphemistically name 1994 partnership for peace program. The enlargement of NATO to the east does not mean nuclear weapons proliferation. The former Soviet satellites see the program as a proving ground for NATO membership. There is no coordinated multilateral policy on weapons transfers. NATO's Assistant Secretary General, Gel, Hardt von Moltke, has said that it is left to nations to formulate their own policies on the matter.

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NORTH Atlantic Treaty Organization; UNITED States -- Foreign relations; NUCLEAR arms control; GOVERNMENT policy; PEACE; UNITED States
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