CLEAN : Nobel committee: nuclear powers must start disarmament talks

The transcript emphasizes the importance of involving nuclear weapon states in achieving a world free of nuclear weapons. It highlights the Peace Prize as a call to these states to engage in serious negotiations aimed at the gradual, balanced, and carefully monitored elimination of nearly 15,000 nuclear weapons worldwide.

Why is it important to involve nuclear weapon states in the disarmament process?

• They have the most advanced technology.

• They have the largest military forces.

• They possess the majority of nuclear weapons.

• They are the only ones affected by nuclear weapons.

What role does the Peace Prize play according to the transcript?

• It encourages states to start serious negotiations.

• It promotes cultural exchange programs.

• It rewards countries for economic growth.

• It recognizes advancements in technology.

What is the ultimate goal mentioned in the final section?

• To develop new types of nuclear weapons.

• To maintain the current number of nuclear weapons.

• To gradually eliminate nuclear weapons.

• To increase the number of nuclear weapons.

Approximately how many nuclear weapons are there in the world according to the transcript?

• 25,000

• 10,000

• 20,000

• 15,000

What is emphasized as necessary for the elimination of nuclear weapons?

• Rapid and unmonitored elimination.

• Immediate and unbalanced elimination.

• Unilateral elimination by one country.

• Gradual and carefully monitored elimination.