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Beyond Print: International Security

Nuclear Proliferation

Congress should worry that U.S. funds for the International Atomic Energy Agency’s Technical Cooperation program may aid state sponsors of terrorism and undermine nuclear nonproliferation, says the Government Accountability Office.

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