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Nuclear disarmament and non-proliferation

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The year 2023 began with experts moving the hands of the “Doomsday Clock” to 90 seconds to midnight, reflecting their view that human civilization was at its closest to a cataclysmic tipping point in the clock’s seven-decade history. That symbolic representation of existential danger stemmed in large part from growing fears about the use of nuclear weapons.

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The year 2023 began with experts moving the hands of the “Doomsday Clock” to 90 seconds to midnight, reflecting their view that human civilization was at its closest to a cataclysmic tipping point in the clock’s seven-decade history. That symbolic representation of existential danger stemmed in large part from growing fears about the use of nuclear weapons.

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The year 2023 began with experts moving the hands of the “Doomsday Clock” to 90 seconds to midnight, reflecting their view that human civilization was at its closest to a cataclysmic tipping point in the clock’s seven-decade history. That symbolic representation of existential danger stemmed in large part from growing fears about the use of nuclear weapons.

Key concepts: Disarmament, Political science, Law

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