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Hind Hassan examines the prospect of a new nuclear arms race, companies that help feed it and the dangers it poses.
Eighty years after the first time nuclear weapons were used – the American bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki in August 1945 – The risk of reproducing unthinkable was never greater.
The largest nuclear powers in the world – Russia and the United States – are as close as they have been faced with most of the Cold War.
As they improve their nuclear capacities, even speaking openly to use them, all signs indicate the beginnings of a second nuclear weapon race.
Only this time, there are not only two players, but three: China, once a junior member of the Nuclear Club, widens its arsenal faster than any other nation.
