Cold War Treaties
/ˈkoʊld wɔr ˈtriːtiz/
Definitions
- (n.) International agreements negotiated during or relating to the Cold War era, typically addressing arms control, disarmament, alliances, or geopolitical tensions between major powers.
The Strategic Arms Limitation Talks resulted in several Cold War treaties aimed at reducing nuclear arsenals.
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Commentary
The term specifically refers to legally binding agreements from the Cold War period, often focusing on security and diplomatic arrangements; clarity about the historical context is crucial in legal drafting.
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