Russia and America began cooperating to defuse cold-war nuclear perils even before the end of Communist rule in Moscow.
The White House said that no official decision had been made to leave the treaty, known as I.N.F., which at the time of its signing was considered a critical step in defusing Cold War tensions.
The largest hopes are that the agreement on nuclear testing will be followed by others that will help, in one of the President's phrases, "put the atomic genie back in the bottle" and that will, in time, defuse the Cold War & transform it into a pacific contest of economies & ideologies.
Mr. Feeney recalled responding, "What makes you think the Chinese are going to give us permission to name their base after one of our astronauts?" The Partnership The growing tension with Russia complicates a longstanding international alliance in space that helped defuse the cold war, especially among those who had served at the front lines.
He has consulted with Indira Gandhi, met with Jimmy Carter regarding the president's Commission on World Hunger, worked in the USSR to defuse the Cold War, and keynoted a Dignity for All conference hosted by the president of Bangladesh.
To make matters worse, the militancy that was sparked in Afghanistan -- which should have been defused after the Cold War -- was instead allowed to fester for a decade.
It also helps defuse the tension of a cold approach.
Simply stopping cold turkey will usually defuse the rebound cycle in a week or two, Dr. Goldstein said, but a lot of patients cannot resist the urge to spray in the meantime.
To make matters worse the militancy sparked in Afghanistan which needed to be defused after the end of the Cold War, was allowed to fester for the whole decade of 90s.
There were so many things that impressed me about Anne, beyond her deep interpersonal skills and uncanny ability to meet everyone at their level to solve problems, explain things, defuse crises, and fundamentally humanize the often cold structure of graduate school.
