Disarmament

6 August 1998

Press Release
DCF/344

DISARMAMENT CONFERENCE CLOSE TO CONSENSUS ON ESTABLISHING AD HOC COMMITTEE ON PROHIBITING PRODUCTION OF FISSILE MATERIAL, CHAIRMAN SAYS

19980806 (Reissued as received.)

31 July 1998

Press Release
DCF/343

CONFERENCE ON DISARMAMENT TO MEET INFORMALLY NEXT WEEK ON CREATING AD HOC COMMITTEE ON BANNING PRODUCTION OF FISSILE MATERIAL FOR NUCLEAR WEAPONS

19980731 (Reproduced as received.)

15 July 1998

Press Release
DCF/342

STATES PARTIES TO BIOLOGICAL WEAPONS CONVENTION END LATEST SESSION

19980715

GENEVA, 10 July (UN Information Service) -- The Ad Hoc Group of States parties to the Biological Weapons Convention concluded its eleventh session today in Geneva.

18 June 1998

Press Release
DCF/340

IRAN'S DEPUTY FOREIGN MINISTER URGES CONFERENCE ON DISARMAMENT TO ESTABLISH AD HOC COMMITTEE ON NUCLEAR DISARMAMENT

19980618 (Reissued as received.)

11 June 1998

Press Release
DCF/339

4 June 1998

Press Release
DC/2609

4 June 1998

Press Release
DCF/338

FOREIGN MINISTER OF IRAN OUTLINES INITIATIVE TO REDUCE TENSION IN SOUTH ASIA AFTER NUCLEAR TESTS BY INDIA AND PAKISTAN

19980604 Foreign Minister of Iran Partly Blames Lack of Action on Nuclear Disarmament for Crisis

(Reissued as received.)

3 June 1998

Press Release
DCF/336

CONFERENCE ON DISARMAMENT HEARS CALLS FOR INDIA AND PAKISTAN TO STOP THEIR NUCLEAR TESTS AND TO ACCEDE TO NON-PROLIFERATION TREATIES

19980603 Thirty-four Countries Speak in Meeting Devoted to India and Pakistan's Nuclear Tests

(Reissued as received.)

3 June 1998

Press Release
DCF/337

CONFERENCE ON DISARMAMENT CONTINUES DEBATE ON NUCLEAR TESTS IN INDIA AND PAKISTAN

19980603

(Reissued as received.)

GENEVA, 2 June (UN Information Service) -- The Conference on Disarmament this afternoon continued its debate on the nuclear tests carried out in India and Pakistan.

29 May 1998

Press Release
DCF/335

PAKISTAN WARNS IN DISARMAMENT CONFERENCE OF MASSIVE RETALIATION IF NUCLEAR INSTALLATIONS ATTACKED

19980529 (Reissued as received.)

GENEVA, 28 May (UN Information Service) -- Pakistan told the Conference on Disarmament this morning that an Indian attack on its nuclear facilities would warrant a "swift and massive retaliation with unforeseen consequences".