First of all your initial statement is incorrect. Not all developed countries develop nuclear weapons. In fact, the number of nuclear powers has decreased from 11 to 9 in the past few decades. As to your second question, the answer isn't as cut and dry. While most government officials would argue Iran shouldn't get "the bomb," some IR scholars think it would be net-better for the world by making Iran feel more secure while also deterring war in the region. Anyways, back to the original question. Policymaker's don't like that Iran could no longer be coerced by the U.S. as it would be able to launch retaliatory nuclear strikes. Thus, the U.S.'s would not be able to fully leverage it's nuclear arsenal. Second, and perhaps more relevant to countries with and without nuclear stockpiles, there is a fear that an Iranian nuclear program would trigger an arms race throughout the Middle East as each country tries to balance and check back its neighbors new-found nuclear potential. Ultimately, this could spiral out of control and lead to devastating miscalculation and regional (if not global) nuclear conflict.
A weapon can be defined as any thing that is designed to inflict bodily harm or physical damage. This is a broad definition, because almost anything can be used as a weapon. So in essence, every country has weapons. However, if one is trying to understand the military power of countries and their ability to fight wars with a standing military, 15 countries have absolutely no military forces and 6 countries have limited military forces, but no standing military. So out of the 196 countries, of which Taiwan should be considered to be a country in this respect, 175 countries have weapons that could effectively fight a war.
almost all of the developed nations i.e. USA, Canada, UK, Germany, France, Italy Spain, France, Australia and China (even though it is not technically developed yet)
almost anyone that can get the materials
The U.S. stands almost entirely alone among developed nations that ... Countries That Provide Universal Health Care (America's Still Not on It).
if the enchantment system from oblivion remains in skyrim there will be almost infinte unique weapons
I am ALMOST sure it was the cyclopes who built the weapons for the Titan War.
Of course . - Weapons change and improve in almost every war.
I suspect you mean countries with nuclear weapons. If so they are: Britain France China (PRC) USA Russia India Pakistan North Korea There is strong evidence that Israel has nuclear weapons. Google "The vela incident". There is also suspicion that Ukraine may have inherited some weapons when the USSR Black Sea fleet was marooned in Sevastopol at the breakup of the USSR. Iran is almost certainly working towards nuclear weapons, and if they get them, they will use them.
It was almost a law of ancient Roman historical writing that where the facts were few, fictions preoliferated. got it out of my vocab book fyii
No, almost all growth will take place in the less developed regions.
It devatated almost all European countries.
Buddhism is present in almost all the countries of the world.