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Assess whether China’s nuclear doctrine represents a stabilizing factor or a source of strategic uncertainty in Asia’s security environment. Explore the prospects of China’s integration into future arms control agreements and the implications for regional nuclear risk reduction.

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China’s Nuclear Doctrine: Stabilizing Factor or Source of Strategic Uncertainty in Asia’s Security Environment Introduction The rise of China as a major global power has fundamentally reshaped Asia’s strategic environment. While much attention has been devoted to its conventional military modernization, China’s nuclear doctrine—its declaratory policy, operational posture, and force structure—remains one of the most … Continue reading Assess whether China’s nuclear doctrine represents a stabilizing factor or a source of strategic uncertainty in Asia’s security environment. Explore the prospects of China’s integration into future arms control agreements and the implications for regional nuclear risk reduction.

Examine the strategic, political, and security considerations underlying India’s refusal to accede to the NPT.

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Introduction Since its inception in 1968, the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT) has been the cornerstone of global nuclear arms control, aiming to prevent the spread of nuclear weapons while promoting disarmament and peaceful nuclear cooperation. However, India has consistently refused to accede to the NPT, citing a range of strategic, political, and security considerations. This … Continue reading Examine the strategic, political, and security considerations underlying India’s refusal to accede to the NPT.