concept   nuclear weapon
culture   North Korea
statement   North Korea views nuclear weapons as a source of national pride and a symbol of strength against external threats.
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1 nuclear accidents South Korea Nuclear accidents have led to increased focus on safety regulations and disaster preparedness. 1
2 nuclear disarmament North Korea Seen as a threat to national security and sovereignty 1
3 nuclear disarmament North Korea Viewed with caution as it may upset the balance of power 1
4 nuclear disaster South Korea Nuclear disasters like Chernobyl and Fukushima fueled public concerns and debates about the safety of nuclear energy. 1
5 nuclear explosion North Korea Nuclear explosions are sometimes glorified and are portrayed as symbols of power and strength, often celebrated with propaganda and nationalistic pride. 1
6 nuclear non-proliferation North Korea Pursue nuclear proliferation despite international efforts to prevent it 1
7 nuclear proliferation North Korea Nuclear proliferation is seen as a strategic necessity for national security, and there is a pursuit to develop and maintain nuclear weapons capability. 1
8 nuclear war South Korea Evoke deep-seated fears and trauma due to historical context and proximity to potential conflict zones. 1
9 nuclear war South Korea Nuclear war is a particularly sensitive and alarming topic due to historical events like Hiroshima and Nagasaki. 1
10 nuclear weapon North Korea Seen as a source of national pride and a symbol of strength against perceived external threats. 1
11 nuclear weapon South Korea Nuclear weapons are a deeply troubling and sensitive topic due to historical events and the threat of regional conflict. 1
12 nuclear weapon South Korea Associated with the tragedy of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, and the destructive nature of war. 1
13 nuclear weapons North Korea Viewed as a means of bolstering national sovereignty and defense against perceived threats. 1