US President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin have spent weeks trading threats to restart nuclear tests, an ...

Tensions between Washington and Moscow are escalating as the landmark New START nuclear arms control treaty edges toward its February 2026 expiration. Russia says there are “no prerequisites” for ...

The United States should not fall for Putin’s gambit to undercut Ukraine. Before agreeing to an extension, it must secure ...

While President Trump at times suggested he was willing to bolster support for Ukraine, he has repeatedly accommodated Russia ...

As Russia and China expand their arsenals, Washington is being forced to rethink decades of assumptions about nuclear ...

In a world of fractured diplomacy and rising authoritarianism, the chill of the twentieth century’s defining conflict settles ...

Despite its resistance to caps on its warheads, however, it is in China’s interest to take part in efforts to avert a ...

WHILE in Gyeongju, South Korea for the recent Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) summit, US President Donald Trump gave ...

Liu Rui/GT. It was recently announced by Washington that the US would resume nuclear weapons testing for the first time since ...

All nuclear-armed countries need to ensure that their arsenals can devastate as they’re expected to, so testing continues -- just not in a mushroom-cloud sort of way.

How will Donald Trump handle the demise of New START, the last treaty limiting American and Russian long-range nuclear weapons, which expires in February 2026?

The US has signalled to President Volodymyr Zelenskiy that Ukraine must accept a US-drafted framework to end the war with ...