China foreign ministry on NKorea, India border

The transcript discusses China's commitment to nuclear disarmament, its adherence to international treaties, and its stance on the China-India border dispute. China advocates for the complete prohibition and destruction of nuclear weapons, pledges not to use nuclear weapons first, and supports the early enforcement of the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty. It also addresses international obligations regarding non-proliferation and export control. Additionally, the transcript covers China's consistent and clear position on the unresolved China-India border, emphasizing negotiation and peace maintenance.

What is China's stance on the use of nuclear weapons against non-nuclear states?

• China has no official stance on this issue.

• China promises not to use or threaten to use nuclear weapons against non-nuclear states.

• China reserves the right to use nuclear weapons against non-nuclear states.

• China will use nuclear weapons only if attacked by non-nuclear states.

Which treaty did China sign early on to support the prohibition of nuclear tests?

• Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty

• Partial Test Ban Treaty

• Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty

• Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty

What action is being taken against the Dandong Hongxiang Industrial Development Company?

• The company is being awarded for its economic contributions.

• The company is merging with another state-owned enterprise.

• The company is under investigation for economic crimes.

• The company is expanding its operations internationally.

What is the current status of the China-India border according to the transcript?

• The border is under the control of international forces.

• The border is a subject of a recent treaty.

• The border is clearly defined and agreed upon.

• The border has never been formally demarcated.

How does China propose to maintain peace in the border areas with India?

• By adhering to existing agreements and negotiating disputes.

• By increasing military presence in the region.

• By seeking international mediation.

• By constructing a physical barrier along the border.