Nuclear policy refers to the framework of guidelines, rules, and strategies that govern a country’s approach to nuclear weapons and nuclear energy. This policy encompasses various aspects, including the development, proliferation, and management of nuclear arsenals, as well as the use of nuclear power for energy production. It also covers non-proliferation efforts aimed at preventing the spread of nuclear weapons, international treaties and agreements such as the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons (NPT), and the stance a nation takes towards disarmament and nuclear security. Nuclear policy is influenced by national security considerations, international relations, technological advancements, and ethical considerations surrounding the use of nuclear materials. It aims to address the risks associated with nuclear capabilities while promoting safe and peaceful uses of nuclear technology.
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