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   KEYWORDS : COOPERATIVE MISSILE DEFENSE
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U.S. missile defense ship arrives in Japan -- Isabel Reynolds  -- Boston Globe  -- August 29, 2006

The U.S. has deployed the USS Shiloh, a missile defense-capable ship, to Japan in a symbolic first step in a joint U.S.-Japanese program to try to shield Japan and the region from missile attack.

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Is the Japanese-US missile defense program changing the Asian military balance? -- Taylor Dinerman  -- Space Review  -- April 10, 2006

The author looks at what impact U.S. cooperation with Japan on theater missile defense will have on the Asian security dynamic.

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Moscow to Develop National Defense System, Ivanov Says -- Staff  -- Global Security Newswire  -- January 16, 2003

Russia plans to develop an extensive missile defense system, which could include space-based components, according to Defense Minister Sergei Ivanov. ?We will definitely develop theater missile defense systems, as well as space defenses,? Ivanov said.

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Joint U.S.-Russia shield proposed -- Mark MacKinnon  -- The Globe and Mail  -- January 09, 2003

A U.S. diplomat suggests that the United States and Russia work jointly on developing a controversial ballistic-missile shield, signalling an end to one of the sharpest diplomatic disputes between the two countries since the end of the Cold War.

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Russia plans cooperation with U.S. on missile defense -- Vladimir Isachenkov  -- Associated Press  -- January 09, 2003

Moscow has proposed a joint effort on missile defense with the United States according to the Russian Foreign Ministry.

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Israeli Defenses Much Improved Since Gulf War -- Molly Moore  -- Washington Post  -- January 05, 2003

On the eve of a widely expected new war against Iraq, Israel is deploying one of the most sophisticated missile defense systems in the world, has its own spy satellite and radar warning system and has created a vast Home Front Command to prepare citizens and medical services for potential attacks.

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A Missile Shield Appeals to a Worried Japan -- James Brooke  -- New York Times  -- November 11, 2002

Alarm over North Korea's missile and nuclear weapon programs is pushing Japan toward joining the United States in trying to develop a missile defense program.

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U.S. and Russian Cooperation on Missile Defense: How likely? -- Dr. G. Wayne Glass  -- Center for Defense Information  -- May 29, 2002

The author argues that the U.S. should continue funding for the RAMOS project, a cooperative effort with Russia to enhance early warning satellite technology.

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Stability Effects of Limited Missile Defenses: -- Walter B. Slocombe  -- Pugwash Conference  -- September 08, 2001

The author, a Former U.S. Under Secretary of Defense for Policy, evaluates the case against missile defense and concludes that in the current geopolitical environment, a limited, cooperative missile defense system between the U.S. and Russia would do more to enhance international stability than it would to harm it.

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Allies Join Pentagon Research on Zapping Missiles -- Vernon Loeb  -- New York Times  -- August 02, 2001

While the Bush administration's missile defense plans have triggered opposition in Europe and Asia, at least half a dozen countries are cooperating with the Defense Department on research projects that could play an important role in America's anti-missile system.

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