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The world is troubling times. We the COVID-19 pandemic, a global cost of living crisis, a changing climate, and record heat waves. The United Nations has of an increasing danger - nuclear annihilation. UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres has warned that one small mistake could to a nuclear war. Mr Guterres warned that international tensions were " new highs". He to the Ukraine War, the Korean peninsula, and the Middle East as possible flashpoints. He said, "we have extraordinarily lucky so far" to have nuclear conflict. He said: "Luck is not a strategy. Nor it a shield from geopolitical tensions over into nuclear conflict."

Guterres a picture of a world close to war. He said the danger level at its highest since the Cold War. He that: "Humanity is just one misunderstanding, one miscalculation away from nuclear annihilation." Guterres was at a conference for countries up to the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty. This in 1968. He said the conference was "a chance to " the Treaty and "make it fit for the worrying world around us". He added: "Eliminating nuclear weapons is the only guarantee that they will never used." He said: "Almost 13,000 nuclear weapons are now held in arsenals around the world...at a time when the risks of proliferation are ."