Nuclear proliferation poses a significant threat to global security from "summary" of At the Abyss by Thomas C. Reed
The spread of nuclear weapons is like a dark cloud hanging over the world, threatening to unleash destruction on a scale never before seen. It is not just a theoretical concern - the reality is that more countries are acquiring the capability to build nuclear weapons, increasing the risk of a catastrophic conflict. The consequences of nuclear proliferation are far-reaching and potentially devastating. It could lead to an arms race, as countries seek to match their rivals in terms of nuclear capabilities. This could in turn increase the likelihood of a nuclear conflict, as each side becomes more reliant on their nuclear deterrent. Moreover, the more countries possess nuclear weapons, the greater the chance that these weapons could fall into the hands of terrorists or rogue states. The thought of extremist groups getting their hands on nuclear material is a nightmare scenario that keeps policymakers awake at night. The danger of nuclear proliferation is n...
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