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www.sindark.com
[AI summary] The global nuclear landscape is rapidly evolving, with multiple countries, including North Korea, Iran, and potentially South Korea, considering or advancing their nuclear capabilities. This shift is driven by perceived threats from nuclear-armed neighbors, concerns over U.S. reliability, and regional tensions. The proliferation of nuclear weapons could destabilize international relations, increase the risk of nuclear crises, and challenge the nonproliferation regime. Experts warn that the current geopolitical climate, marked by the erosion of the liberal order and the Trump administration's potential disengagement, could lead to a new wave of nuclear proliferation, with countries like South Korea, Taiwan, and Iran possibly becoming new nuclear ... |
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www.twz.com
With confidence in the U.S. nuclear umbrella shaken, Seoul is increasingly eyeing a direct counter to the North's nuclear weapons program. |
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robertedwinkelly.com
This re-posts an article I wrote for the Bulletin of Atomic Scientists recently on N Korea's likely first-use of nuclear weapons in any serious Korean contingency. The University of Pennsylvania invited me to participate in two-day forum on nuclear weapons back in September. This is the short paper I brought. Here it is at BAS.... |
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notesonliberty.com
The tension on the Korean Peninsula can be felt throughout the entire Pacific Rim right now. North Korea, a dictatorship with a shaky grasp on its populace, has nuclear weapons and is launching non-nuclear missiles over Japan and threatening South Korea and the United States. To make matters worse, the only state in the region... |
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