Nuclear War

The current nuclear threat landscape is marked by significant destabilizing factors, including the potential resumption of US nuclear testing after three decades, which could trigger a new arms race and undermine global non-proliferation treaties. Additionally, tensions with Iran and North Korea's continued missile tests exacerbate regional instability. The modernization of arsenals, such as China's rapid nuclear expansion, and reduced crisis communication channels further contribute to heightened risks. These developments reflect a departure from post-Cold War stability, increasing the likelihood of miscalculations and escalation.