Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty

released. The public deserves to know the true extent of the North Korean threat. The public was already aware of the fact that the North Koreans sold uranium to Libya and a complete nuclear reactor to Syria. The only new information this document provides is that the North Koreans have now tried to sell full nuclear weapons to some countries. The government argued that release of the information about…

2011 in support of the elimination of nuclear weapons. This was adopted by 186 national societies and the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) • The HINW initiative began with a conference in Oslo, Norway in March 2013, attended by 128 countries. o The UN agencies addressing the conference were very clear that they would not be able to effectively respond to the humanitarian and environmental catastrophe that would be created by the use of nuclear weapons • Another meeting was held…

underlying assumptions about nuclear weapons? Nuclear weapons pose a threat to all life on the planet and future generations need to reduce the number of nuclear weapons to reduce the threat of nuclear war. The conflict is that although the cold war is over the threat of a nuclear attack occurring is still very possible and needs to be corrected. To establish the context the presenter points out that either you or someone you know would be affected if there were a nuclear attack in the United…

1967, Non-Proliferation Treaty was in final form and developed as a fruit of twenty years of efforts in the United Nations General Assembly, and its specialized committees. Then on March 11, 1968. Therefore, United Nations General Assembly issued a final decision and invited States to singe in (12 June 1968), and opened for signature ( more than 70 countries singed it at the time). In addition, Treaty on the Nonproliferation of Nuclear Weapons became effective in the year (1970), the treaty…

there is the Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT) on mutually assured destruction (MAD) weapon as the result of international community to work on world peace and humanity justice, there is also a counter-argument on the necessary of MAD weapon such as nuclear weapon, which believes owning a nuclear weapon not only could protect one state itself, it also can promote peace, as no state could risk the possibility of destruction from the nuclear weapon. The justification of owning a nuclear weapon…

Since the use of the first nuclear bomb during WWII, states have wanted this form of ultimate power. Possession of a nuclear weapon places that state in very exclusive club that only nine other states have entered1. When states have nuclear weapons the nature of warfare is dramatically changed. States not only have to factor in conventional war tactics and strategies, but must calculate when and if a nuclear weapon is used or whether it should be used at all. Although there are currently nine…

The Political Cyber Warfare: Stuxnet It is no exaggeration to say that the development of the Internet leads the world in the twenty-first century. The Internet globalizes the world quickly by forming a network among countries. However, the advancement of cyberspace makes international information flow abnormally fast. As a result, governments cannot monitor and control what information is exchanged in their countries. The aspect of the difficulty regulating the network generates cyber-crimes…

country with nuclear weapons; on the contrary, it is not unsafe to assume that they will readily bomb other countries to instigate terror in people. Therefore, it is irrefutable that extreme measures need to be taken to prevent terrorist organizations laying hands on these weapons. The proliferation of nuclear technology or weapons to countries with high terrorist activity is thus highly risky. If proliferation to Iran is successful, “the likelihood that…

What does non-proliferation and disarmament in the discussion on nuclear weapons, mean? Nuclear weapon is an explosive device that is used as a disinfectant such as is happening in Palestine now. It stems from the destructive power supplied from nuclear reactions whether he fission or a combination of fission and fusion. Since the enactment of the bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, these explosive weapons used more than two thousand times for tests and demonstrations. Due to these highly…

Proliferation of Weapons of Mass Destruction (WMD) remains one of the most significant threats to the national security of the United States and is one of the most complex strategic issues due to the far reaching effects caused by the mere possession of such weapons by a nation state. While in the past the development of WMD has been primarily for deterrent effects, today the threat encompasses the potential of terrorist organizations to utilize these weapons for furtherance of their ideals and…