Arms Control Policies

Arms control policies are agreements among countries to regulate the development, stockpiling, and use of weapons, particularly nuclear, chemical, and biological arms. These policies aim to enhance global security by reducing the number of weapons, limiting their spread, and preventing conflicts. They often involve treaties, verification measures, and dialogue to foster trust and cooperation among nations. By implementing arms control, countries seek to avoid arms races, reduce the risk of war, and promote peace, benefiting international stability and security for all.