CSIS European Trilateral Track II Nuclear Dialogue: 2013 Consensus Statement

While the United States, United Kingdom, and France often meet bilaterally with one another, they rarely meet in a trilateral forum, officially or unofficially, to discuss nuclear issues. In an effort to increase trilateral nuclear interaction, the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSI...

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Published in:Policy File 2014
Main Authors: Murdock, Clark A, Miller, Franklin
Format: Report
Language:English
Subjects:
Arms control & disarmament
Center for Strategic and International Studies
Nuclear weapons
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Summary:While the United States, United Kingdom, and France often meet bilaterally with one another, they rarely meet in a trilateral forum, officially or unofficially, to discuss nuclear issues. In an effort to increase trilateral nuclear interaction, the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) established a group of high-level "Track 2" participants in 2009 to discuss nuclear issues and identify areas of consensus between the countries.