Based on an awareness of this issue, this research will address the topics of the nuclear non-proliferation regime and nuclear security. Hoping for the success of the 2nd Nuclear Security Summit, we will address the topic of the nuclear non-proliferation regime and nuclear security.
Introduction
3_Office of the Press Secretary, The White House, "Key Facts About the Nuclear Security Summit," (April 13, 2010). His speech followed earlier calls for a world free of nuclear weapons, where he proposed that a nuclear security summit be held in Washington D.C.
The First Nuclear Summit
9_ Office of the Press Secretary, The White House, "Key facts about the nuclear security summit.". ⑩ Recognize the continuing role of nuclear industry, including the private sector, in nuclear security and will work with industry.
Why South Korea?
Third, South Korea can highlight and publicize its nuclear security efforts to the international community. To dispel such concern, South Korea can make clear its nuclear security efforts and its will for a nuclear-free Korean Peninsula.
Nuclear Security and the Nuclear Programs on the Korean Peninsula: North Korea’s Nuclear Weapons
It can be pointed out that North Korea's nuclear weapons program poses threats to non-proliferation in at least two ways. 18_See in this book Jim Walsh's chapter "Three States, Three Stories: Comparing Iran, Syria, and North Korea's Nuclear Programs."
The Second Nuclear Summit: South Korea’s Main Policy Agenda and Strategy
Another issue that needs to be addressed is the issue of spent fuel recycling, especially as this issue directly concerns South Korea. Therefore, on the issue of fuel recycling, South Korea could propose various spent fuel management options in consultation with the United States.
Working for U.S.-ROK Strategic Cooperation
The history of the evolution of nuclear strategy in the United States—as in other nuclear powers—is a history of continuing efforts to find military meaning and political significance in weapons so fantastically destructive that they defeat traditional notions of strategy. The world-destruction strategies created by the "Wizards of Armageddon," in Fred Kaplan's famous phrase, are largely relics of the past, passed down into history by the generation that lived them.
The 1960s and the Rise of the Strategists
Defending the American and Soviet cores was not really the point; any direct attack on North America or the Soviet Empire would lead to the immediate destruction of the attacker, and both sides knew it. At each level of violence, the West would escalate to the next, forcing the Soviets to escalate as well or risk defeat.
Defenses and the Meaning of MAD
Robert Jervis, The Meaning of the Nuclear Revolution: Statecraft and the Prospect of Armageddon (Ithaca, NY: Cornell University Press, 1989), chap. Strategists on both sides continued to look for ways out of the mutual destruction cage and to find actual military uses for nuclear weapons.
The Countervailing Strategy and the Collapse of MAD
American foreign policy in general was adrift in the 1970s and the Soviets took full advantage of the situation. The old men of the Kremlin were soon convinced that the United States was determined to launch a first nuclear strike on the USSR.
After the Cold War: “Ambiguity” and the Nuclear Posture Review
In any case, it was almost forgotten in the wake of the 9‧11.22 terrorist attacks. 22_Details of the report, including planning nuclear attacks on several countries, were leaked to the Los Angeles Times.
The Purpose of Nuclear Weapons in the 21 st Century
Part of the problem, of course, is that we're groping in the dark when it comes to scripts. North Korea and the United States after the second nuclear weapons test and the difficulties of the Six-Party Talks due to China's non-cooperative attitude, the approach at the level of the international regime will have to become a more important part in the future when it comes to solving the North problem. The issue of the Korean nuclear crisis.
The Change in International Security Dynamics and Global Governance
Therefore, he predicted the inevitability of changing state objectives and policy as globalization changed the international security environment.3. At the same time, a new international order has emerged with a relatively weakened authority of the sovereign state and the emergence of international, transnational and regional organizations.
The Emergence of Global Governance
There is no doubt that the state is in reality the central actor of global governance, even though the current international order in the context of globalization reveals both the weakness of the state as a central actor in security and the diversification of threats. 14 However, it is clear that state-centered governance is shifting towards global governance in which a variety of actors play a role, especially with the increasing role of the international system or regime. Regarding the issue of nuclear non-proliferation, analyzing the relationship between the interests of the hegemonic powers and the nuclear non-proliferation system, and the role of the latter, can be one of the ways to approach the North Korean nuclear issue .
Nuclear Non-Proliferation Governance
The three main objectives of the NPT Treaty are nuclear non-proliferation, nuclear reductions and promoting peaceful uses of nuclear energy. Another inherent limitation of the NPT system is the dualism of nuclear weapons having both military and peaceful functions.
Conclusion
Similarly, activation of the NPT cannot be a complete alternative to a solution regarding US-North Korea relations and certain regions, but it can be a useful complement to solving North Korea's nuclear problem. Korea. These incidents were a shocking reminder to South Koreans of the stark fact that North Korea can turn everything upside down in South Korea with only limited provocations.
Asymmetric Threats
This is why South Korea must refocus attention on the dilemmas posed by North Korea's endless nuclear adventurism and explore optimal solutions. North Korea's overall military strategy against the South is essentially offensive and conquering, while South Korea's should remain defensive.
Dilemmas at Three Levels
On the second level, nuclear fears and distortions of public opinion may one day lead to the North's dominance over South Korean politics. While the North can choose carrots or sticks without any restriction, South Korea will have to try to buy a humiliating peace and leave the fate of the peninsula to the benevolence of the Pyongyang government.
Unsophisticated implementation of the NWFW initiative could put South Korea and Japan in a more difficult position as those countries must respect non-nuclear obligations and combat North Korea's nuclear ambitions.6. Today, an important aspect of the North Korean nuclear issue that attracts the attention of the Western press is whether North Korea has succeeded in achieving weaponization.
Proactive Deterrence and the Triad System
Without sovereign means to offset North Korea's signature blackmail tactics, South Korea cannot lend credibility to its new strategy or psychologically stabilize its own citizens. With the transfer of wartime operational control (OPCON) coming soon, such a strong triad system in the hands of South Korea will help prevent North Korea from underestimating the will of the ROK-U.S.
Conclusion
Restrictions on cruise missiles also make no sense at a time when South Korea needs to develop the means to offset the North's asymmetric threats. Bukhaek 6jahoedam Pyeonggawa Hangukui Jeollyakjeok Seontaek (The Six-Party Talks and South Korea's Policy Choice)”.
What do the histories and trajectories of these three states' nuclear endeavors suggest for policymaking and for the study of nuclear decision-making. This chapter concludes with a look ahead and how the lessons learned from the experiences with these three countries can be applied to policy making and future studies.
Building the Bomb: Distinguishing a “Nuclear Program” from a Nuclear Weapons Program
Again, a nuclear reactor by itself, whether it is a power plant or a research reactor, cannot by itself be used to build the bomb. 5_During the nuclear age, more than twenty countries considered acquiring the bomb, but did not become nuclear weapon states.
Syria’s Nuclear Program Origins
If so, and the Syrian conflict leads to greater use of the Special Inspection Authority, then Syria's actions will have had the paradoxical effect of strengthening the regime. Finally, as a matter of results, there is no evidence that Syria's behavior has triggered broader regime abandonment.
Iran’s Nuclear Program Origins
As of today, Iran's nuclear program continues to grow in size and to develop technically. Iranian officials complain that despite this good-faith move, pressure on Iran's nuclear program continued.
Syria, Iran, North Korea: Similarities, Differences and Lessons
Technically, the DPRK has almost no relationship with the agency after withdrawing from the NPT. Ironically, despite the bitterness of disputes between the IAEA and the DPRK in the early 1990s, North Korea may have had the best relationship with the agency.
Going Forward
Iran's nuclear gray area: Religious view not absolute.” The Washington Post. Both India and Pakistan have developed nuclear weapons (and platforms to deliver them) as a deterrent against a more powerful neighbor.
India and Pakistan and their Nuclear Weapons Programs
10_For a review of the economic impact of the sanctions on India and Pakistan, see Daniel Morrow and Michael Carriere, "Economic Impacts of the 1998 Sanctions on India and Pakistan," in Nonproliferation Review (Fall 1999). On Khan's involvement, see Gaurav Kampani, "Second Tier Proliferation: The Case of Pakistan and North Korea," Nonproliferation Review (Fall/Winter 2002).
Non-Proliferation Issues
On the broader issue of nuclear disarmament, India has been publicly critical of the inability/unwillingness of the nuclear weapon states to implement the benchmarks for progress towards nuclear disarmament envisaged in the NPT. The 1987 Convention on the Physical Protection of Nuclear Material (currently 45 signatories)30 is the only international instrument on the physical protection of nuclear material.
Strategic Implications of Nuclear Weapons in South Asia
On the "instability" side, possession of a nuclear force may have encouraged Pakistan to engage in low-intensity warfare without risking a full Indian counter-response.36. The impact of India and Pakistan's nuclear programs on the balance of power in Asia.
The Impact of India and Pakistan’s Nuclear Programs on the Balance of Power in Asia
India, the stronger power, must do what it can to allay Pakistani suspicions of Indian attempts to weaken the country, perhaps by proposing that the two sides move forward with the ideas expressed in the 1999 Lahore Memorandum of Understanding have been put forward. While Indian relations with China have improved significantly since the end of the Cold War, India has a history of poor relations with China since the 1962 border war, with the Chinese providing military assistance to Pakistan and technical assistance with its nuclear program. in 1980.
