
Posted: 5th May 2026

May 4, 2026
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Attacks against Iran by the US and Israel have increased the likelihood of nuclear escalation, writes Paul Saoke, forcing states to prepare for worst case scenarios. Instead of further nuclear disarmament, international agreements are weakened and tensions heightened. “Nuclear modernization accelerates, strategic distrust deepens, and channels for managing escalation become fragile or disappear entirely,” he writes. READ MORE