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Please type your First & Second Name

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Please type your affiliation

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These activities can be viewed as attempts to solve nuclear nonproliferation issues outside the boundaries of the existing international legal framework

Imposing of economic sanctions

Assassination of nuclear scientists

Political pressure

Everything mentioned

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Choose not correct feature of the Tenth NPT Review Conference:

Coordination between five nuclear-weapon states were minimal or even was absent at all

China held more active even assertive position

It showed that the contradictions between nuclear-weapon states and non-nuclear-weapons states deepened

It ended with adopting a final document

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The plan of Foreign Minister of Poland Adam Rapacki proposed to create a NWFZ in Central Europe in the territories of:

Poland and Germany

Germany, Austria, Poland, Hungary, Switzerland, Slovenia, Slovakia, Czechia

Russia, Ukraine, Belarus

Poland, Czechoslovakia, West Germany and East Germany

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The future Non-Proliferation Treaty was discussed and developed in the period of:

1945-1952

1953-1957

1961-1962

1965-1968

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Great Britain tested nuclear weapons for the first time:

On October 3, 1952

On August 29, 1949

On May 14, 1965

On July 16, 1945

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In his Memorandum the US Secretary of War Henry Stimson asserted that:

The Chinese Communist nuclear weapons program has brought particular pressure on India and Japan, which may both be approaching decisions to undertake nuclear weapons programs

The question of sharing the weapons with other nations and upon what terms becomes a primary question of the US foreign policy

The states should conclude the convention on the non-use of nuclear weapons under any circumstances prohibition of the production and storage of weapons based on the use of atomic energy, destruction within three months of the entire stock of finished and unfinished atomic weapons production

It is not enough to take atomic weapon out of the hands of the soldiers because it must be put into the hands of those who will know how to strip its military casing and adapt it to the arts of peace

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Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty was extended:

In 1995 indefinitely

In 1970

In 1995 for a 25-years term

In 2020

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The problem of deployment of nuclear weapons outside the territory of states, possessing nuclear weapons, has existed since:

1950s

1991

2023

1960s

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Primarily these two countries are quantitatively building up nuclear weapons at this moment

India and Pakistan

Great Britain and China

Israel and France

The US and Russia

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State-Parties to the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty gather to review the functioning of the Treaty:

Upon request of any State-Party

Each five years

When a new crisis in nuclear domain emerges

Each seven years

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In what period in 1950s the USSR, the US and Great Britain respected the moratorium on nuclear tests:

1950-1952

1958-1961

1953-1957

Such a moratorium never existed

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Among the risks of nuclear terrorism and nuclear security infrastructure vulnerability can be listed:

Unauthorized access to nuclear materials and munitions

Everything mentioned

Sabotage at nuclear facilities

Illicit trafficking in nuclear materials

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China conducted its last nuclear test in:

In 1964

In 1996

In 1992

In 1965

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The Ten Nation Committee on Disarmament was established in:

1946

1970

1960

1968

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The USSR and the US ratified the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty:

In 1995

In 1970

In 1968

In 1992

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The DPRK proclaimed its withdrawal from the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty in:

1993

2003

2006

2017

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The USSR tested nuclear weapons for the first time:

On October 3, 1952

On August 29, 1949

On February 13, 1960

On July 16, 1945

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Find a definition of the term “threshold country”:

Countries that already possess weapons of mass destruction, but do not officially recognize this fact

Countries ready to stop developing their WMD-programs and to disarm

Countries whose leaders have made the appropriate political decisions, and the existing technical and scientific base, developments in the field of creating WMD make it possible for them in the near future to become the real owners of such weapons

Countries that have adopted a program for the creation (or possession) of weapons of mass destruction, that have begun to implement it, but do not yet have the real capabilities to develop WMD-programs to the full extent

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Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty was signed:

On July 1, 1968

On August 5, 1963

On March 5, 1970

On May 26, 1972

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France tested nuclear weapons for the first time:

On August 29, 1949

On February 13, 1960

On October 3, 1952

On July 16, 1945

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The SVR Russian Foreign Intelligence Service Public Report “New Challenge after the Cold War: Proliferation of Weapons of Mass Destruction” (1993) also known as:

Evstafiev Report

Primakov Report

WMD-nonproliferation report

PIR Center Report

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It was one of the stumbling blocks to develop an international agreement on preventing the increase of states possessing nuclear weapons:

The plans of the US to create multilateral nuclear forces within NATO

The Cuban Missile Crisis

The first nuclear test conducted by China in 1964

There is no correct answer

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Choose not correct thesis related to red mercury

Red mercury is a kind of fissile material which is needed to create a nuclear bomb

Red mercury is a myth

Red mercury does not exist in nature

In 1990s under the guise of transactions with red mercury, large-scale international financial frauds were carried out

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The Tenth NPT Review Conference was held in 2022 but not in 2020 because of:

COVID-2019 pandemic

Ukrainian crisis

There was no need to hold the Conference

The aggravation of international tensions

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When was the world’s first nuclear test conducted?

On August 29, 1949, in Semipalatinsk site by the USSR

On July 16, 1945, in Alamogordo desert in New Mexico by the USA

In 2006 by the DPRK

On 13 February 1960 in the Sahara desert region of Tanezrouft, French Algeria, by France

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Article IV of the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty assumes that:

All the Parties to the Treaty have the right to develop research, production and use of nuclear energy both for peaceful and military purposes without discrimination

All the Parties to the Treaty have the right to develop research, production and use of nuclear energy for peaceful purposes without discrimination

Only USSR, US, China, France and Great Britain have the right to develop nuclear weapons capabilities

All the parties to the Treaty take responsibility to conduct negotiations on general and complete disarmament

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These countries located in the Middle East is the members of the Nuclear Non-proliferation Treaty, Biological and Toxin Weapons Convention and Chemical Weapons Convention

Egypt, Israel, Iraq

Syria, Iran, Iraq

Türkiye, Iran, Iraq

Saudia Arabia, Israel, Egypt

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This country was not a member of the Ten Nation Committee on Disarmament:

India

Bulgaria

Italy

Canada

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The very first ideas to establish control over nuclear energy emerged:

In 1968

Already during the Second World War before the bomb was tested

Only after the Second World War when the bomb was tested

In 1957

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Who was the author of the Atom for Peace speech?

Bernard Baruch

James Byrnes

Andrey Gromyko

Dwight Eisenhower

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China tested nuclear weapons for the very first time:

On October 16, 1964

On August 29, 1949

On July 16, 1945

On February 13, 1960

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The Statute of the IAEA came into force in:

1963

1968

1957

1970

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According to the Article II of the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty:

Nuclear-weapon states takes responsibility not to manufacture nuclear weapons after July 1, 1968

Non-nuclear-weapon states take responsibiity not to receive the transfer from any transferor whatsoever of nuclear weapons or other nuclear explosive devices or of control over such weapons or explosive devices directly, or indirectly

Non-nuclear-weapon states take responsibility to assist nuclear-weapon states in transferring nuclear weapons or other nuclear explosive device outside their national territories

Nuclear-weapon states takes responsibility to conclude P5-agreement on nuclear disarmament

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These countries never signed and ratified the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty:

India, Israel, Pakistan, the DPRK

India, Israel, Pakistan, China

India, Israel, Pakistan, South Sudan

France, India, Israel, Pakistan

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When was the Irish resolution finally passed unanimously:

In 1968

In 1959

In 1961

In 1960

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