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The specter of nuclear warfare, once a distant cold war memory, has resurfaced with unsettling prominence in the current global landscape. As the international community grapples with the disturbing reality that nine countries, including superpowers such as the United States and Russia, possess close to 13,000 nuclear weapons, the perilous state of global security demands…

John Bellamy Foster discusses the past and present state of U.S. nuclear policy, asserting that its reliance on belligerent approaches endangers the entire…

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In Ukraine, defending forces began their counterattack into Russian-controlled territory last month. How far Russia will go in response is unclear. Russian President Vladimir Putin has been quoted as saying that a nuclear strike is not off the table. He has threatened to use “weapons with a nuclear component” and there are some who fear […]

As the Russian invasion of Ukraine continues, one concern has been the use of tactical nuclear weapons. Recent reports indicate that Russia has been moving nuclear weapons into Belarus, a move that could turn a regional conflict into a potential World War III. (This is what a nuclear war would do to the world.) Only […]

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Russian President Vladimir Putin said last week that the Russian military would “respond accordingly” if the United Kingdom were to provide Ukraine with depleted uranium ammunition. This is not the first time Putin has threatened to use “weapons with a nuclear component” and there are some who fear he might even consider using one or […]

According to a report published by the American Federation of Scientists, Israel has 90 nuclear warheads.

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