# Arms Control
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A World Divided: The 11th NPT Review Ends in Stalemate as Nuclear Ambitions Eclipse Diplomacy
The 11th NPT Review Conference concluded at the UN without a consensus agreement, highlighting deep geopolitical divisions and the fraying of the global nuclear non-proliferation regime. Despite four draft versions and a month of negotiations, the 191 signatory states failed to produce a final document, marking a significant setback for international arms control.

Beijing’s Nuclear Broadside: Singling Out Tokyo at the NPT Review Conference
At the UN NPT Review Conference, China specifically criticized Japan's security shifts and U.S. 'nuclear sharing' arrangements, labeling them as threats to global non-proliferation. Beijing is using the forum to challenge the legitimacy of U.S. extended deterrence in the Indo-Pacific.

Nuclear Brinkmanship: Beijing Labels Washington the 'Primary Source of Chaos' at UN Arms Summit
At the NPT Review Conference in New York, China's delegation condemned the U.S. as a destabilizing force in nuclear arms control, citing historical treaty withdrawals and nuclear modernization. Beijing rejected calls for trilateral arms control and instead demanded a universal 'No First Use' treaty and the cessation of U.S. nuclear sharing agreements.

The Nuclear Precipice: Guterres Warns of ‘Collective Amnesia’ as Atomic Risks Resurface
UN Secretary-General António Guterres opened the 11th NPT Review Conference with a stark warning against global 'collective amnesia' regarding nuclear catastrophe. As military spending hits record highs and arms control agreements crumble, the conference faces the daunting task of revitalizing a treaty that failed to reach consensus in its last two cycles.

The Silence of the Sirens: UN Warns of ‘Collective Amnesia’ as Nuclear Risks Surge
UN Secretary-General António Guterres opened the 11th NPT Review Conference with a stark warning against global 'collective amnesia' regarding nuclear risks. Amidst rising stockpiles and record military spending, the summit faces the critical challenge of reviving a fraying arms control architecture in an era of technological disruption.