In this article, a hypothetical scenario of a full-scale nuclear war is examined and the potential of various countries to survive in the face of a global catastrophe is assessed. Based on analyses of scientific studies and expert assessments, the key factors determining the ability of a state and its population to endure a nuclear conflict and the ensuing nuclear winter are reconstructed. Special attention is paid to researchers' conclusions that only a limited number of countries, primarily located in the Southern Hemisphere, possess the necessary conditions to preserve agricultural production and social stability in the post-apocalyptic period.

This article examines the significant and multifaceted impact of the 2026 military conflict between Iran and the US-Israel led coalition on the tourism sector in the United Arab Emirates. Based on analysis of recent news reports, official travel advisories, and industry data from early March 2026, the article reconstructs the immediate consequences for the UAE's tourism industry, including the disruption of aviation, a collapse in traveler confidence, physical threats to infrastructure, and the subsequent financial losses. Particular attention is devoted to the region's strategic vulnerability, the response of UAE authorities, and the long-term implications for the Gulf's economic diversification strategy.

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