Tag: nuclear weapons

[B]ilateral relations between the United States and Turkey are very close, long-standing, and mutually dependent.

[T]he tectonic shift brought by the return of Donald Trump to the White House can very quickly make itself felt.

Trump’s direct diplomacy with Kim would not only bypass Beijing, but also further diminish China’s remaining leverage over its communist neighbor.

[W]ith some of those around Trump already accusing Joe Biden of taking a dangerous step toward a new world war, is it fair to say that Ukraine went too far?

NATO will have to manage with less America. Like it or not, we must defend Europe ourselves.

The U.S., China and Russia should work together to contain nuclear weapons proliferation.

Harris’ approach to diplomacy has often been inconsistent and counterproductive.

[T]he U.S. nuclear umbrella brings danger, not security, to Japan.

Those acting in defiance of the U.S.' stay-away warning will be subject to the latter's stigmatizing campaign.

The return of Donald Trump can only further dampen any lingering prospects as he was the one who canceled the nuclear deal.

The U.S. increased spending on nuclear weapons by 18% to a total of $51.5 billion and China was the second biggest spender.

The Pentagon recently reported that China has significantly increased its nuclear stockpile over the past year.