US-Russia nuclear treaty expires
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The last significant nuclear-arms-control treaty is about to expire, and Trump isn’t putting anything in its place.
The final nuclear weapons treaty between the US and Russia, New Start, has come to an end. Signed in 2010, this agreement put limits on the number of atomic weapons that both countries could test and maintain.
President Donald Trump has announced the US will start testing nuclear weapons in what could be a radical shift in his nation's policy. "Because of other countries testing programs, I have instructed the Department of War to start testing our Nuclear ...
For many people who grew up during the Cold War era, the fear of a nuclear clash between the U.S. and the Soviet Union was very real. But after the Soviet Union fell, that nuclear escalation ratcheted down, at least in the United States. Now, however, a ...
The last nuclear treaty between Russia and the United States is due to expire within hours, raising the risk of a new arms race in which China will also play a key role. The web of arms control deals negotiated in the decades since the 1962 Cuban Missile Crisis,