OPCW report set to blame Syria chemical attacks on Bashar al-Assad
OPCW report set to blame Syria chemical attacks on Bashar al-Assad
Watchdog to release first report blaming president for attacks during the conflict
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Last year, the @OPCW updated its list of chemical warfare agents for the first time since the treaty was signed in 1993. Find out what happened in this article by @s_costanzi and me in the latest issue of #ArmsControlToday by @ArmsControlNow
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“"Updating the CWC: How We Got Here and What Is Next, " by Stefano Costanzi and Gregory Koblentz in this month's #ArmsControlToday. Read more ...
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Updating the Chemical Weapons Convention (CWC): How We Got Here and What Is Next
ARMS CONTROL TODAY April 2020, by @s_costanzi and @gregkoblentz
https://t.co/be6AiDKtKl @OPCW @ACTGregWebb @ArmsControlNow - Nerve agents, novichocks, carbamates
New issue of @TheNonproReview is out with 3 articles on chemical weapons including one by me on attribution of Syrian use of CW and one by @s_costanzi and myself on novichoks and the @OPCW
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Frequency: Yearly ISSN: 1073-6700 eISSN: 1746-1766 https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1080/10736700.2019.1712053
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Did you know that Myanmar had a chemical weapons program in the 1980s which it failed to declare to the @OPCW? Find out more in my article with Madeline Roty in @BulletinAtomic:
Myanmar should finally come clean about its chemical weapons past—with US help - Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists
The United States has alleged since the 1980s that Myanmar once maintained a chemical weapons program, but even after the democratizing country ratifi...
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