Nuclear Proliferation.
Discuss all these topics with your group and share
your opinion with the rest of the class.
Should nuclear-armed states work toward total
disarmament, or is a limited number of nuclear
weapons necessary for global security?
Is the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear
Weapons (NPT) still effective in today's geopolitical
climate?
Do nuclear weapons act as a deterrent to war, or do
they increase the likelihood of global conflict?
Is it justifiable for non-nuclear states to seek nuclear
weapons in order to balance power in an unequal
international system?
Should international bodies like the United Nations
be more aggressive in sanctioning countries pursuing
nuclear capabilities, such as North Korea and Iran?
Do the benefits of civilian nuclear energy programs
outweigh the risks of potential nuclear weapons
development?
Is a world without nuclear weapons achievable,
or is the idea too idealistic given the current global
tensions?
Should nuclear-armed states be allowed to
dictate non-proliferation terms to non-nuclear
states, given the principle of state sovereignty?
How should international relations handle the risk
of nuclear weapons falling into the hands of non-state
actors or terrorist groups?
Does the current global framework for nuclear weapons
control favor powerful nations at the expense of smaller
or less developed states?
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