One Day University

The world is entering a second nuclear age. After the end of the Cold War most people thought that nuclear weapons were gone for good. But today there are nine countries (and counting) with the atom bomb. Iran is trying to get one. North Korea already has one. What will the second nuclear age be like? One big difference is terrorists, who could tip the balance in a crisis into a war. Another is radically different cultures of the new nuclear states. Negotiating with a nuclear Iran that has the missiles to reach Tel Aviv will be a lot different than anything we’ve done before. Paul Bracken offers an inside view of the second nuclear age and into the very latest current events and their impact on an increasingly volatile and unpredictable world.