Over the past days people have been saying that a "new Cold War" has begun. In the article Trump May Revive the Cold War, But China Could Change the Dynamics by David E. Sanger, Sanger explains how in the past the United States have tried to change Vladimir Putin's view on nuclear weaponry in an attempt to prevent Putin from building more nuclear weapons. While there is not much evidence that Russia is still making more bombs, China has become a potential powerful force that didn't sign the treaty that prevented the super power nations from making more nuclear weapons. Sanger talks about how could this become a problem, and talks into more detail of how China is now a strong force. Reading this article will inform you on how a new Cold war could start.

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