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Is complete nuclear disarmament achievable among the major powers?

Asked in 3 years · 2001–2025Appears in:International RelationsCurrent Affairs
This debate All debatesIn shortPositionsNewsPast questions (3)Same themeIs the global non-proliferation regime effective or discriminatory?Does nuclear deterrence prevent war between nuclear-armed states?Have nuclear weapons stabilised or destabilised India–Pakistan relations?

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Great-power arms control record, New START, political and technical obstacles, implications for Pakistan, realistic pathways
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2025 · CSS International Relations · RecommendWhat innovative strategies can be employed to overcome the political and technical obstacles in achieving complete nuclear disarmament? Discuss logically. Outline it
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2025
CSS · International Relations · Recommend

What innovative strategies can be employed to overcome the political and technical obstacles in achieving complete nuclear disarmament? Discuss logically.

asks for: a way forward
(20)
2022
CSS · Current Affairs · Question

How do the nature and possible prospects of US-Russia strategic nuclear deterrence change with the enforcement of New START treaty of 2021? What could be the treaty's implications on Pakistan's nuclear program, keeping in view its defense policy? (20)

asks for: Pakistan link · impact · outlook
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2001
CSS · International Relations · Explain

Explain the future of disarmament with reference to the foreign policy of major powers.

asks for: give evidence · outlook
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