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Hello everyone, I don't know. Everyone is like Ad? I am very bored with Trump. I found it in every news every day until Ian. Today, Ad invited everyone to read North Korea News. This news is from The Diplomat. (Last year, this article was released on the Diplomat Operation Part A exam.)

Ad does not translate the article. Ad wants everyone to learn to read the article and be familiar with the terminology diplomatically. When talking about North Korea, the first thing to think about besides Kim Jong Un is nuclear weapons.

From the article, the abbreviation NPT, do you know what it stands for?

The NPT, the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons Treaty or NPT, has been in force since 1970 and was renewed on a permanent basis in 1995. During the Fifth Review Conference, there are 191 states that are not parties to India, Pakistan, Israel and South Sudan. North Korea withdrew from the NPT in 2003.

Thailand became a party to the NPT on 7 December 1972 (1972) and strictly complied with its NPT obligations, with the Atomic Agency for Peace as the lead national agency for the implementation of the NPT.

The essence of the NPT is divided into 3 pillars, namely

(1) Nuclear non-proliferation; prohibits nuclear weapons states that possess nuclear weapons (NWS), including the United States, the United Kingdom, Russia, France, and China, from sending or helping other countries to produce or possess nuclear weapons; and prohibits non-nuclear weapons (NNWS) from receiving, seeking or seeking assistance in the production of nuclear weapons; and has the NNWS establish a Safeguards Agreement with the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) not to use nuclear energy peacefully for the production of nuclear weapons.

(2) Nuclear disarmament. Let member States discuss measures to end the nuclear weapons stockpiling race and nuclear disarmament, as well as discuss the Treaty on Nuclear Disarmament altogether.

(3) The peaceful uses of nuclear energy; States parties have the right to develop, research, produce and use nuclear energy with peaceful purposes, but must adhere to the principle of nuclear non-proliferation.

According to this article, I speculated on part B for fun. "Does having nuclear weapons actually make the state safer or increase the risk of miscalculation and the arms cumulative race?"

Add to practice answering part b questions early because the part A exam is finished. Announce the results for another 2 weeks.

For those who can read English but are not sure when they meet the problem of writing, answering / analyzing issues. Add, open a small group of live classes for those preparing for the Diplomatic English Writing Intensive Diplomat Exam. Anyone interested in greeting.

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