Monthly Archives: May 1972

If the Nixon-Brezhnev summit is viewed as a logical culmination of the process that began with the conclusion of the partial nuclear tests ban treaty in Moscow in October 1963 and as an extension of the Nixon-Chou parleys in Peking last February, it may well be said to mark the … Read More →

The Nixon-Brezhnev summit cannot determine the future shape of the world any more than the Nixon-Chou parleys could of Asia last February. But there can be no question that it is an event of historic significance. For all that we know, this may mark the end of the cold war … Read More →