Nuclear negotiations refer to discussions between countries aimed at controlling or limiting the development and proliferation of nuclear weapons. These talks often involve nations like the United States, Iran, and North Korea, focusing on agreements that can prevent nuclear arms races and promote global security. During these negotiations, countries may agree to measures such as nuclear disarmament, inspections, and sanctions relief in exchange for compliance. The goal is to ensure that nuclear technology is used for peaceful purposes, such as energy production, rather than for military applications.