NewzThirty-five years after Kazakhstan closed the Semipalatinsk nuclear test site and relinquished the Soviet-era nuclear arsenal it inherited, the country's historical nuclear legacy is being examined as offering broader lessons for the modern era.
As the global community navigates the intersection of artificial intelligence and renewed geopolitical rivalry, Kazakhstan's past disarmament and site closure serve as a historical reference point for managing nuclear dangers and strategic competition.
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