Iran should be allowed nuclear power
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Iran said it would resist Western pressure to make what it considered to be excessive concessions in nuclear talks that started on Tuesday, highlighting obstacles that could prevent a historic deal being reached by a Nov. 24 deadline. Read more.
DISCUSS: Iran should not be stopped from using nuclear power.
DISCUSS: Iran should not be stopped from using nuclear power.
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Although Uruguay does not support the general idea of nuclear power, we think that it is childish to impede Iran's use of nuclear energy for peaceful purposes.
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Iran cannot be trusted. Time and time again Iran has gone back on their word. Nuclear power can be a valuable source of energy provided it is in the right hands. The process of turning enriched uranium from power stations into a nuclear bomb is a small hurdle to overcome. With a nuclear armed Iran the prospect of nuclear war or nuclear terrorism only increases.
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Iran should be allowed.
We've been fed stories (mainly by the media) that Iran is some sort of a bully in the Middle East when Iran itself is being bullied.
We've been fed stories (mainly by the media) that Iran is some sort of a bully in the Middle East when Iran itself is being bullied.
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(Original post by O133)
Although Uruguay does not support the general idea of nuclear power, we think that it is childish to impede Iran's use of nuclear energy for peaceful purposes.
Although Uruguay does not support the general idea of nuclear power, we think that it is childish to impede Iran's use of nuclear energy for peaceful purposes.
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(Original post by Nigel Farage MEP)
If Uruguay does not support the general idea of nuclear power why is it investing 10m UYU into research and planning for nuclear electricity?
If Uruguay does not support the general idea of nuclear power why is it investing 10m UYU into research and planning for nuclear electricity?
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Research into whether or not it is a good idea. As it stands the use of nuclear energy is (technically) prohibited by law.
Research into whether or not it is a good idea. As it stands the use of nuclear energy is (technically) prohibited by law.
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Either way, if you are against the idea of it, why bother researching to see if it's a good idea?
Either way, if you are against the idea of it, why bother researching to see if it's a good idea?
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Japan would not like to see any countries outside of the current security council possessing weapons of mass destruction. Iran cannot, and should not, be allowed to produce nuclear weapons. We respect Iran's right to the creation of nuclear facilities, but we cannot see how enriching uranium can be called 'peaceful'. We respectfully request that Iran cease their activities in pursuing a policy which is hostile in its nature and end goal.
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Mexico believes solar power would be a very efficient and alternative source of energy for Iran given its climate and vast deserts.
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Canada does not believe Iran needs nuclear power yet, and we recommend they consider renewable energy sources or perhaps work in cooperation with other nations to find a safer energy source.
Mexico believes solar power would be a very efficient and alternative source of energy for Iran given its climate and vast deserts.
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Canada does not believe Iran needs nuclear power yet, and we recommend they consider renewable energy sources or perhaps work in cooperation with other nations to find a safer energy source.
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The DPRK believes Iran must resist the ignorant conspiracies of the West and prepare a sufficient nuclear arsenal to prevent American hegemony. We will continue to supply our brothers in Iran with weapons!
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The DPRK believes Iran must resist the ignorant conspiracies of the West and prepare a sufficient nuclear arsenal to prevent American hegemony. We will continue to supply our brothers in Iran with weapons!
The DPRK believes Iran must resist the ignorant conspiracies of the West and prepare a sufficient nuclear arsenal to prevent American hegemony. We will continue to supply our brothers in Iran with weapons!
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This is warmongering from a nation that can barely feed its own population. With enough political and internal turmoil, how can North Korea even consider placing nuclear weaponery before the health and well being of its own people?
This is warmongering from a nation that can barely feed its own population. With enough political and internal turmoil, how can North Korea even consider placing nuclear weaponery before the health and well being of its own people?
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Turkey believes a nuclear weaponized Iran would feed fuel to the fire the Middle East is already burning in. However there should be compromise on the USA side if they want to achieve their goal.
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Cyprus believes Iran should not be allowed to use Nuclear Power or develop Nuclear Weapons, as this could further ignite troubles in the Middle East.
Cyprus also suggest Iran should use alternatives, especially Solar Power, given Iran's climate.
Cyprus also suggest Iran should use alternatives, especially Solar Power, given Iran's climate.
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Time to cast your vote!
Could all reps please post a quick summary to confirm their voting decision.
Could all reps please post a quick summary to confirm their voting decision.
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SOCIALIST REPUBLIC OF VIETNAM would like to change its vote. Being party to several treaties for maintaining international peace,Vietnam firmly detests the concept of WMDs and espouses the principle of minimum credible deterrence.
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(Original post by St. Brynjar)
The DPRK believes Iran must resist the ignorant conspiracies of the West and prepare a sufficient nuclear arsenal to prevent American hegemony. We will continue to supply our brothers in Iran with weapons!
The DPRK believes Iran must resist the ignorant conspiracies of the West and prepare a sufficient nuclear arsenal to prevent American hegemony. We will continue to supply our brothers in Iran with weapons!
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(Original post by Spandy)
SOCIALIST REPUBLIC OF VIETNAM would like to change its vote. Being party to several treaties for maintaining international peace,Vietnam firmly detests the concept of WMDs and espouses the principle of minimum credible deterrence.
SOCIALIST REPUBLIC OF VIETNAM would like to change its vote. Being party to several treaties for maintaining international peace,Vietnam firmly detests the concept of WMDs and espouses the principle of minimum credible deterrence.
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(Original post by Nigel Farage MEP)
New Zealand and Russia: Is it wise for Vietnam to be criticising WMD's when a report suggests you have obtained chemical weapons?
New Zealand and Russia: Is it wise for Vietnam to be criticising WMD's when a report suggests you have obtained chemical weapons?
Vietnam signed the Convention on the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons in 1993 and ratified it in 1998. [34] In 2005, Vietnam issued a decree that implemented the CWC. [35] The Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW) has conducted industrial inspections in Vietnam since 2003, and co-hosted capacity-building workshops and seminars in Southeast Asia with Vietnam. [36]
Vietnam's chemical industry, which is composed primarily of non-state sector establishments, accounts for only a small percentage of Vietnam's total industry. [37] Although Vietnam's chemical enterprises depend upon outdated infrastructure and are relatively inefficient, they are capable of producing fertilizers, pesticides and petrochemicals. [38] Vietnam also exports chemicals for industrial use, and has a licensing system in place to support the country's export control obligations under the CWC. The Vietnam Chemicals Agency (Vinachemia) is the implementing agency for Vietnam's CWC commitments, including export licensing. [39] Vietnam is not a participant in the Australia Group (AG), although the group did visit Vietnam as part of its outreach briefing efforts in 2012-2013. [40]
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