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1. www.nytimes.com › nuclear-weapons-nytimesOpinion | At the Brink: Confronting the Risk of Nuclear War ...

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   3 days ago · In the first essay of the series, W.J. Hennigan lays out the risks of the new nuclear era and how we got here. You can listen to an adaptation of the piece here.. In the first essay of the series ...

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3. www.tbsnews.net › nowhere-hide-nuclear-war-859641Nowhere to hide from a nuclear war | The Business Standard

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   11 hours ago · Nuclear bomb kick-started the Cold War arms race. The nuclear age began before the Cold War. The American Manhattan Project was driven by the fear of a German atomic bomb, but Germany decided in 1942 not to make a serious effort to build one.

4. thehill.com › opinion › national-securityDo we really need yet another type of nuclear weapon? - The Hill

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   18 hours ago · The commission claimed that in the event of war with China or North Korea, deterring use of nuclear weapons in the Pacific requires a capability to respond from the Pacific.

5. www.csis.org › analysis › why-russia-keeps-rattlingWhy Russia Keeps Rattling the Nuclear Saber - CSIS

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   5 days ago · Reducing nuclear risks will require more countries to confront Russian nuclear saber-rattling, such as the latest drills, and impose diplomatic or economic costs. Nuclear Risky Business. Reliance on nuclear threats and signals is an enduring trend in Russia’s activities amid the war in Ukraine.

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   Is Russia a threat to non-proliferation of nuclear weapons and disarmament?

   • There are other dangerous precedents being set too. Russia’s move threatens to undermine already lacklustre and admittedly halfhearted efforts towards non-proliferation of nuclear weapons and disarmament. The ongoing war has exposed the vulnerability of non-nuclear states to aggression from states with nuclear weapons.

   The risks of Russia’s nuclear posturing

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   Will Russia's nuclear war undermine a 'conventional war'?

   • The clear distinction between nuclear and conventional warfare is gradually being undermined in this war. There are other dangerous precedents being set too. Russia’s move threatens to undermine already lacklustre and admittedly halfhearted efforts towards non-proliferation of nuclear weapons and disarmament.

   The risks of Russia’s nuclear posturing

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   Are Russia's nuclear plans an existential threat?

   • However, Russia’s plans appear to be attempts at brinkmanship and coercion rather than responses to an actual existential threat. Russia’s claims that Mr. Macron and Mr. Cameron’s comments constitute an existential threat requiring nuclear preparedness are a stretch at best.

   The risks of Russia’s nuclear posturing

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   Why do people object to a nuclear crisis?

   • Studies of past nuclear crises emphasize the limited information, confusion and contradictory pressures that dominate decisions. Given the disruption of communications and surveillance systems that would accompany nuclear explosions, confusion is guaranteed. There is one more reason to object.

   Do we really need yet another type of nuclear weapon?

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7. www.eurasiareview.com › 25052024-the-risks-ofThe Risks Of Russia’s Nuclear Posturing – Analysis

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   1 day ago · Russia’s move threatens to undermine already lacklustre and admittedly halfhearted efforts towards non-proliferation of nuclear weapons and disarmament. The ongoing war has exposed the ...

8. www.swissinfo.ch › eng › international-genevaThreat of nuclear war paralyses International Geneva

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   1 day ago · This content was published on Mar 8, 2022 Nuclear weapons have evolved a lot since the Second World War. Today, a nuclear conflict would have devastating effects, not only for Ukraine.

9. www.thehindu.com › opinion › op-edThe risks of Russia’s nuclear posturing - The Hindu

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   3 days ago · The ongoing war has exposed the vulnerability of non-nuclear states to aggression from states with nuclear weapons. Russia’s move could potentially motivate other states to pursue nuclear ...