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(2) Reducing the role of nuclear weapons
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Updating declaratory policy to bring it into alignment with 21st century needs.
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Nuclear Politics »
Nuclear Politics
Nuclear Politics☜Since the Trinity test in New Mexico in 1945, Russia, the UK, France and China have joined the US as nuclear weapon states—with India, Pakistan, Israel and North Korea also thought to possess a nuclear weapons capability. Help us map the issues around civil and military nuclear proliferation.☜F1CEB7
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Perspectives? »
Perspectives?
Perspectives?☜Use this area of the map to identify the key stakeholders in the policy process—and to cross-relate the stakeholders to the positions that they are advocating in the negotiations.☜D3B8AB
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States »
States
States☜14 nations currently host nuclear weapons, 30 countries generate atomic energy, and another 18 are building future reactors.☜D3B8AB
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(1) States with civilian and military nuclear capability »
(1) States with civilian and military nuclear capability
(1) States with civilian and military nuclear capability☜Use this area of the map to explore the positions advocated by the states that possess both a civilian and military nuclear capabilty.☜D3B8AB
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NPT members »
NPT members
NPT members☜☜D3B8AB
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United States »
United States
United States☜The United States has both a civilian and military nuclear capability.☜D3B8AB
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US Nuclear Posture Review Report – April 2010 »
US Nuclear Posture Review Report – April 2010
US Nuclear Posture Review Report – April 2010☜The 2010 NPR is a legislatively-mandated review that establishes US nuclear policy, strategy, capabilities and force posture for the next 5–10 years; providing a roadmap for President Obamas agenda for reducing nuclear risks to the US, its allies and partners, and the international community.☜FFB597
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Key objectives of US nuclear weapons policies and posture? »
Key objectives of US nuclear weapons policies and posture?
Key objectives of US nuclear weapons policies and posture?☜What are the key objectives of United States nuclear weapons policies and posture?☜FFB597
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(2) Reducing the role of nuclear weapons
(2) Reducing the role of nuclear weapons☜Updating declaratory policy to bring it into alignment with 21st century needs.☜FFB597
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Make deterrence of nuclear attack sole purpose of US nuclear weapons »
Make deterrence of nuclear attack sole purpose of US nuclear weapons
Make deterrence of nuclear attack sole purpose of US nuclear weapons☜The United States will continue to strengthen conventional capabilities and reduce the role of nuclear weapons in deterring non-nuclear attacks, with the objective of making deterrence of nuclear attack on the United States or our allies and partners the sole purpose of U.S. nuclear weapons.☜59C6EF
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US will only consider nuclear weapon use in extreme need of defence »
US will only consider nuclear weapon use in extreme need of defence
US will only consider nuclear weapon use in extreme need of defence☜The United States would only consider the use of nuclear weapons in extreme circumstances to defend the vital interests of the United States or its allies and partners.☜59C6EF
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US won't threaten or use nuclear weapons against NPT compliant states »
US won't threaten or use nuclear weapons against NPT compliant states
US won't threaten or use nuclear weapons against NPT compliant states☜The United States will not use or threaten to use nuclear weapons against non-nuclear weapons states that are party to the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT) and are in compliance with their nuclear nonproliferation obligations.☜59C6EF
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