Nuclear proliferation
President Trump's recent statement suggesting the United States start testing nuclear weapons "on an equal basis" with Russia and China has left experts baffled. The country that has tested the most nuclear weapons, the US, has a choice to make: continue the status quo of a
Nuclear arms control
US President Donald Trump has alleged that Pakistan is one of several nations currently testing nuclear weapons, justifying his administration's decision to resume US nuclear testing after over three decades. Trump made this claim in a recent CBS News interview, where he argued that it was only "
Nuclear arms control
US President Donald Trump has alleged that Pakistan is one of several nations currently testing nuclear weapons, justifying his administration's decision to resume US nuclear testing after over three decades. Trump made this claim in a recent CBS News interview, where he argued that it was only "
Nuclear proliferation
President Trump's recent statement suggesting the United States start testing nuclear weapons "on an equal basis" with Russia and China has left experts baffled. The country that has tested the most nuclear weapons, the US, has a choice to make: continue the status quo of a
Nuclear proliferation
President Trump's recent statement suggesting the United States start testing nuclear weapons "on an equal basis" with Russia and China has left experts baffled. The country that has tested the most nuclear weapons, the US, has a choice to make: continue the status quo of a
Nuclear proliferation
President Trump's recent statement suggesting the United States start testing nuclear weapons "on an equal basis" with Russia and China has left experts baffled. The country that has tested the most nuclear weapons, the US, has a choice to make: continue the status quo of a
Nuclear proliferation
President Trump's recent statement suggesting the United States start testing nuclear weapons "on an equal basis" with Russia and China has left experts baffled. The country that has tested the most nuclear weapons, the US, has a choice to make: continue the status quo of a
Nuclear arms control
Indian nuclear scientist Anil Kakodkar has reiterated the necessity of eliminating nuclear weapons globally, not on a selective basis, in response to the United States' decision to resume nuclear testing. Kakodkar, a former chairman of the Atomic Energy Commission, emphasized the need for a universal approach to disarmament, warning
Global economy
Ahead of a high-stakes meeting between President Trump and Xi Jinping of China, world leaders were hoping for news of an economic truce that could help stabilize the global economy. The meeting yielded an agreement on several key issues, including fentanyl, tariffs, and rare earths, but was overshadowed by concerns
Iranian foreign relations
Iran's supreme national security council has instructed the foreign ministry to reopen talks with the Trump administration, aiming to revive diplomacy after a 12-day war with Israel that saw the US bomb key Iranian nuclear sites. Tehran and Washington held five rounds of talks from April 12, but
Iranian foreign relations
Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, Iran's supreme leader, faces a high-stakes decision in response to the U.S. military strike on Iran's nuclear facilities. Can the U.S. deter Iran from pursuing a nuclear weapon, or will the ayatollah conclude that only a nuclear weapon will reliably dissuade
Iranian foreign relations
French President Emmanuel Macron expressed optimism about Russian President Vladimir Putin's position on Iran's potential withdrawal from the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT), according to a government spokesperson. Macron urged a diplomatic solution, prioritizing inspections on Iran's territory, while acknowledging Russia's ongoing attacks
