Nuclear Arms Control Era Comes to End Amid Global Rush for New Weapons

The article discusses the end of the nuclear arms control era, as Beijing, Moscow, and American allies seek new warheads. President Trump has ended more than half a century of nuclear arms control with Russia, leading to a global rush for new weapons. The article highlights the growing tensions and the shift away from the previous era of nuclear arms control agreements between the United States and Russia. It suggests that this change is being driven by the actions of the Trump administration, which has decided to move away from the established framework of nuclear arms control. The article suggests that this shift is having a significant impact on global geopolitics, with China and Russia, as well as America's allies, all seeking to develop new nuclear capabilities in response to the changing landscape. The article does not provide details on the specific reasons for this shift or the potential consequences of the ongoing arms race.