Possibility of Nuclear 'Blunder' With Russia Has Increased, Sam Nunn Says

The transcript discusses the importance of US-Russia dialogue on nuclear issues, highlighting the existential common interest due to their possession of 90% of the world's nuclear weapons. It addresses the increased risk of nuclear blunders due to cyber threats and the need for communication to establish 'rules of the road.' The potential expiration of the INF Treaty is seen as a significant risk, with concerns about missile deployment in Europe. The discussion also covers North Korea's nuclear capabilities and the challenges with Iran, emphasizing the need for strategic dialogue and cooperation.

What challenges are faced in communicating and coordinating with major nuclear powers?

How do the threats posed by North Korea and Iran differ according to the discussion?

What approach is suggested for dealing with the nuclear programs of North Korea and Iran?