2024-06-17 15:02:54

Rising Geopolitical Tensions Fuel Surge in Nuclear Arms Development

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As geopolitical tensions escalate, researchers highlight the growing prominence of nuclear arms in international relations, with states like the US and Russia modernizing their arsenals amidst strained diplomatic efforts. The number of operational nuclear weapons globally is on the rise, surpassing 9585 warheads, according to the SIPRI Institute's annual report.

NATO's discussions on potentially deploying more nuclear weapons in a ready-to-use state have drawn criticism from Russia, further exacerbating global security concerns. The surge in global spending on nuclear weapons, up 13% to a record $91.4 billion in 2023, underscores the urgent need for diplomatic solutions to mitigate the escalating nuclear arms race.

Political science - political activities and political behavior
17. Juni 2024 um 08:40

Nuclear arms more prominent amid geopolitical tensions: Researchers

Politics
Researchers warn that nuclear arms are becoming more prominent in international relations as geopolitical tensions rise, with nuclear-armed states modernizing their arsenals amid strained international relations. Diplomatic efforts to control nuclear arms face setbacks due to conflicts in Ukraine and Gaza, leading to a concerning global security situation.
DER SPIEGEL
16. Juni 2024 um 23:36

Nuclear Weapons: Number of operational warheads increases according to SIPRI Institute - DER SPIEGEL

Politics
The number of operational nuclear weapons is increasing worldwide, while at the same time warheads are being retired. According to a report by the SIPRI Institute, there are approximately 9585 warheads in military stockpiles for potential use, with an increase of 60 compared to the previous year.
Deutsche Welle
17. Juni 2024 um 07:58

Researchers lament increasing number of operational nuclear weapons

Politics
According to the annual report of the SIPRI Institute, the number of operational nuclear weapons worldwide is increasing. Despite the reduction of nuclear weapons from the Cold War era, more and more countries are maintaining operational warheads. The United States and Russia possess the majority of all nuclear warheads.
Thế giới - VnExpress
17. Juni 2024 um 08:42

NATO may put nuclear weapons in a ready-to-use state

Politics
NATO is discussing the possibility of withdrawing nuclear weapons from storage and putting them in a ready-to-use state to enhance deterrence capabilities. NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg stated that member countries are considering deploying nuclear warheads in a state of readiness and increasing transparency about the status of weapons storage to improve deterrence capabilities. While NATO's goal is a world without nuclear weapons, they emphasize the need to maintain a nuclear alliance..
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