Sleepwalking into nuclear chaos: How US uncertainty is pushing NATO and Asia toward more N-bombs

For nearly 80 years, the United States has been the key player in global nuclear restraint, dissuading nations from pursuing nuclear weapons by offering security. However, this longstanding restraint is now weakening, as countries like South Korea, Japan, Iran, Saudi Arabia, and even Europe are considering developing nuclear capabilities due to doubts about U.S. protection and reliability. The potential collapse of this carefully constructed nuclear order poses a significant threat to global security and stability.

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