Nuclear Weapons
It couldn't really happen. Nobody would be inhuman enough to order a nuclear attack. That's what we like to think. And yet, more states are acquiring the capability, and no state is disarming. It looks as if a nuclear-weapons-free world is now but a distant dream. Why does the madness persist?
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| Date | Title | | November 2004 | Nuclear Hypocrisy The belief that nuclear weapons can only be handled responsibly by certain states is ridiculous, but deeply rooted in popular perception. It's now creating its own realities. |
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