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[[File:Ntw23.png|right|400px|thumb|''Source: Federation of American Scientists'']]
[[File:Ntw23.png|right|400px|thumb|''Source: Federation of American Scientists'']]
The '''Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty''' ('''NPT''') was an agreement between countries that signed the treaty that there would be no more development or use of [[nuclear weapons]]. It also allowed for the surveillance of nuclear facilities by the IAEA also known as the [[International Atomic Energy Agency]] (IAEA). This was signed by the [[United States]], [[United Kingdom]] and [[Soviet Union]] and fifty-nine others on July 1, 1968. Other nations later signed onto this treaty. The only states that have chosen not to sign are [[Cuba]], [[Israel]], [[India]], and [[Pakistan]].
The '''Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty''' ('''NPT''') was an agreement between countries that signed the treaty that there would be no more development or use of [[nuclear weapons]]. It also allowed for the surveillance of nuclear facilities by the IAEA also known as the [[International Atomic Energy Agency]] (IAEA). This was signed by the [[United States]], [[United Kingdom]] and [[Soviet Union]] and fifty-nine others on July 1, 1968. Other nations later signed onto this treaty. The only states that have chosen not to sign are [[Cuba]], [[Israel]], [[India]], and [[Pakistan]].
==Article IV==
Article IV states that all signatory nations have the "inalienable right" to develop [[nuclear]] [[technology]] for [[peace]]ful applications without [[discrimination]].
==The P5 Process==
==The P5 Process==