As U.S. Allies Question Commitments, a New Nuclear Arms Race Looms
Longstanding efforts to prevent nuclear proliferation may be unraveling. With President Trump signaling a shift away from traditional alliances, U.S. partners like South Korea, Japan, and even Poland are considering nuclear programs of their own. France has floated the idea of extending its nuclear umbrella, but uncertainty remains. Meanwhile, China and Russia are watching closely, and any moves toward nuclear development could trigger a dangerous global chain reaction. As world leaders weigh their next steps, the future of nuclear deterrence hangs in the balance.
Get the full story on diplomatic action and consequence from Patrick Tucker writing for Defense One, a national defense focused periodical.
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