What is the debate topic for the following sentences?

1. Even in the United States , which has been reticent to sign , the popular opinion is overwhelmingly in favor of the ban .
2. A ban on nuclear testing is almost universally desired in virtually every country , with the exception of a few rogue states , such as North Korea .
3. It is difficult to make the case that international cooperation will accomplish anything regarding contentious issues when it can not even act on one that has universal support virtually everywhere .
4. There is a very strong political impetus to enact a ban , and actually doing so would show that the international community could actually agree upon something .
5. A ratification of the ban could thus restore faith in the ability of the international community to accomplish important goals .
This house would maintain the ban on nuclear weapons testing