Dr. Mohamed Abdallah Younes‏‏

Nuclear force is no longer only a deterrent. Instead, it has moved beyond its traditional role to reshape the global order and demonstrate might in a volatile and conflict-stricken international environment. Current military strategies indicate that major powers such as the US, Russia, and China are engaged in a complex arms race that even extends into outer and cyber space. This has opened the door to unprecedented arenas of conflict. Given the lack of effective non-proliferation treaties amidst heightened international and regional tensions, the nuclear threat has become more urgent. There are growing risks associated with nuclear escalation and potential unforeseen incidents. According to 2023 reports, global spending on nuclear arms programs totaled 83 billion USD, which reflects the increased focus on developing these programs.

Why is the Global Nuclear Arms Race Escalating?

Mutual Destruction:

InterRegional for Strategic Analysis

On 4 March 2021, the Senate Armed Services Committee held a confirmation hearing for Colin Kahl, nominee for Under Secretary of Defense for Policy. Committee members debated several issues related to the nominee. These include Kahl’s political leanings, which point to the type of the policies that he would favor as a civilian employee in the Department of Defense. The highlights of the hearing are as follows:

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