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Talk to the Editor for April 8: Nuclear arms and Russia

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The Christian Science Monitor's Talk to the Editor webcast: broadcast live at 1PM EST on Thursdays.

By Jacob Turcotte

April 8, 2010

This webcast, recorded live on April 8, features Monitor Editor John Yemma, the Monitor's Pat Murphy, Russia correspondent Fred Weir, and a conversation about recent news in Russia. We'll talk about today's nuclear arms reduction treaty, US/Russian relations, recent terror attacks in Russia, and more. Join us here next Thursday, April 15, at 1PM EST when we will be joined by Monitor innovations editor and tech blogger Chris Gaylord.

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