Scenarios about 'nuclear security'
Nuclear security encompasses the measures and policies designed to prevent theft, sabotage, unauthorized access, or attacks involving nuclear materials and facilities. This field became particularly crucial during the Cold War with proliferation concerns, and gained renewed attention following the collapse of the Soviet Union when securing existing stockpiles became a global priority. Nuclear security remains fundamental to international stability, as it addresses both state and non-state threats related to nuclear terrorism, accidents, and the safeguarding of weapons-grade materials.
What If The Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty Never Existed?
Exploring the alternate timeline where the landmark 1968 Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty failed to materialize, potentially resulting in dozens of nuclear-armed nations and a fundamentally altered global security landscape.