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What Would Really Happen if Nuclear Bombs Were Fired – and How Public is Fed ‘One-Sided View’ of Weapon of Mass Destruction
On Tuesday, three more countries ratified the UN Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons. It wasn't widely reported in ...
Vladimir Putin Rachets Up Nuclear Rhetoric, But Is He Ready To Act?
Vladimir Putin's proposed revision of Russian nuclear policy signals a worrying readiness to use the ultimate weapon against ...
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India reiterates “no first use policy” of its Nuclear weapon at the UNSC
India at the United Nations Security Council NSC reiterated its “no first use policy” of Nuclear weapons. “@meaindia @Tanmaya ...
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Intelligence branch warns lawmakers of potential North Korean nuke test after US election
Pyongyang could test a nuclear weapon or launch an intercontinental ballistic missile on the heels of the U.S. presidential ...
Russia-Ukraine War: Russian President Putin draws a nuclear red line for the West
Russian President Vladimir Putin has revised Russia's nuclear doctrine, expanding the rules for nuclear weapon use. This move comes as the West considers allowing Ukraine to strike deep within Russia ...
North Korea has enough uranium to build a 'double-digit' number of bombs, Seoul's spy agency says
North Korea has likely enriched enough uranium to build a “double-digit” number of bombs and is making progress in its ...
Biden pledges $8 billion to Ukraine following Putin's proposed changes to nuclear rules
President Biden announced another $8 billion in aid to Ukraine in a bid to circumvent a drawdown expiration deadline just one ...
The UN’s nuclear chief says the world needs to pursue dialogue with North Korea over nuclear weapons
The U.N.'s nuclear chief says the world must recognize that North Korea possesses nuclear weapons and pursue dialogue despite ...
Why China would want to launch an intercontinental ballistic missile out into the Pacific
China's Rocket Force, the missile branch of its military, has seen astonishing growth in recent years, including its nuclear ...
Putin Has Redrawn His Nuclear Red Line. How Will NATO Respond?
Vladimir Putin's statement that Moscow could widen its rules for nuclear weapon use may have redrawn the red line in his atomic intimidation, but is also likely a bluff, experts have told Newsweek.
EU Rejects Putin's 'Reckless' Nuclear Weapon Threat
The European Union on Thursday rejected as "reckless and irresponsible" a plan by President Vladimir Putin to authorise a nuclear response to a massive air attack on Russia.