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In a world where power is measured by the scope of destruction, Nuclear Twilight - The Geopolitics of the End of the World emerges as an indispensable work for understanding the dark foundations that underpin the contemporary international order. With academic rigor and engaging writing, this book reveals the backstage of a silent but constant strategic game - a game where decisions are made not only in diplomatic offices, but in the corridors of history, in the shadow of sleeping warheads. Throughout the chapters, the reader is led through a dense and revealing analysis that goes from the origins of nuclear deterrence, through the ethical dilemmas of the existence of these weapons, to the concrete risks posed by cyber warfare, the militarization of space and the resurgence of old geopolitical tensions. Emerging powers such as China, India, Pakistan and Israel emerge as crucial players on a stage where the balance is fragile and mistakes can be fatal. But this is not just a treatise on military strategies - it is also a call to conscience. The author investigates social movements, dissident voices and global containment efforts, revealing that, even in the face of fear and intimidation, there is still room for hope and a new architecture of peace. Nuclear Twilight - The Geopolitics of the End of the World is a disturbing and necessary read. A mirror of contemporary reality and, at the same time, an oracle about what may lie ahead. Get ready to dive into a narrative that intertwines power, science, politics and morality - and that challenges the reader to imagine a world where the silence of weapons is finally final.

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