The article discusses the implications of the US-Saudi nuclear deal, highlighting fears of a global nuclear arms race.President Trump's agreement with Saudi Arabia allows the kingdom to enrich nuclear fuel and limit international inspections, raising concerns about potential weaponization.

Experts warn of a shift towards 'nuclear hedging,' where countries seek nuclear capabilities to counter aggressive neighbors and a declining US security umbrella.Countries like South Korea, Japan, and Poland are reconsidering their nuclear policies, while France expands its nuclear arsenal to offer deterrence.The deal undermines US credibility as a security guarantor, prompting allies to pursue autonomy.

While experts caution against an immediate nuclear arms race, the precedent set by the US-Saudi agreement could embolden other nations to seek similar deals with Russia or China, potentially destabilizing global nuclear norms.