The discussion centers on whether every nation, including those with questionable governance like North Korea and Iran, should have the right to build nuclear power plants. Opinions vary, with some arguing that all countries should have this right under the premise of energy needs and pollution reduction, while others emphasize the risks of proliferation and irresponsible use. The role of international oversight, particularly by the IAEA, is highlighted as essential for monitoring nuclear programs. Concerns about sustainability, nuclear waste management, and the potential for misuse of nuclear technology are also raised, indicating a complex balance between energy rights and global safety. Ultimately, the conversation reflects deep divisions on the morality and practicality of nuclear energy access for all nations.
