Nuclear War

The global nuclear threat is heightened by several factors: the potential collapse of the Iran nuclear deal and Iran's possible withdrawal from the Non-Proliferation Treaty, North Korea's justification of its nuclear arsenal amidst regional conflicts, and the expansion of nuclear arsenals despite international disarmament efforts. Additionally, the modernization of nuclear weapons and reduced diplomatic communication channels exacerbate the risk of miscalculation or accidental escalation. The strategic environment is further destabilized by the potential for nuclear proliferation in regions like the Middle East and Europe, as seen with Finland's shift in nuclear policy.