Nuclear warheads and fissionable material 2014
This information graphics shows the number of nuclear warheads in the world as well as the number of warheads that could potentially be equipped with the available fissile material.
More ...This information graphics shows the number of nuclear warheads in the world as well as the number of warheads that could potentially be equipped with the available fissile material.
More ...The illustration shows the possession of nuclear weapons of the so-called nuclear powers between 1945 and 2016 It shows the two largest nuclear powers, the United States and Russia (top) and the relatively smaller nuclear powers Great Britain, France, China, Pakistan, Israel and India (bottom).
More ...The illustration shows all subterranean tests and tests above ground with nuclear explosive devices between 1945 and 2017 of a country. All nuclear tests that have been carried out are colour coded according to countries, hence making a comparison between countries easier.
More ...The map shows the location and number of nuclear weapons explosions between 1945 and 2017. The flags represent the countries that have carried out nuclear weapons explosions. Further more, the map shows in which area nuclear weapons explosions have taken place.
More ...For some select map layers, the information portal ‘War and Peace’ provides the user with all used data sets as tables.
More ...In the country reports, data and information are collected by country and put into tables that are used in the modules as a basis for maps and illustrations.
More ...The information and data of each module are primarily made available as selectable map layers and are complemented by texts and graphs. The map layers can be found on the right hand side and are listed according to themes and sub-themes.
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