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The last US-Russia nuclear pact ends today. Is this the beginning of a new arms race?

The expiry of the New START Treaty, the last of the nuclear arms control pacts between the US and Russia, on Thursday (February 5) marks the end of more than five decades of bilateral agreements impos...

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For the first time in decades, the U.S. and Russia have no limits on nuclear weapons

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As US-Russia nuclear treaty expires, experts warn of runaway arms race

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China says expiration of US-Russia arms treaty regrettable

The Chinese foreign ministry said on Thursday that the expiration of the U.S.-Russia arms treaty was regrettable, and urged the U.S. to resume dialogue with Russia on "strategic stability".

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A key nuclear weapons treaty is ending. It’s a sign of Russia’s eroding superpower status

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The US-Russia nuclear treaty expires today. Should the world be worried?

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Fears of new arms race as US-Russia nuclear weapons treaty due to expire

On Wednesday, Pope Leo urged the US and Russia to renew the treaty, saying the current world situation required "calls for doing everything possible to avert a new arms race".

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Last US-Russian nuclear pact is about to expire ending half-century of arms control

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Expiry of nuclear weapons pact between US and Russia risks new arms race

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Tsar Bomba: The Cold War’s most powerful nuclear test explained

Discover the dramatic story behind the Tsar Bomba, the largest nuclear weapon ever detonated. This video explores its Cold War origins, Soviet nuclear strategy, and the events leading to its historic 1961 test over Novaya Zemlya.

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Explained: Why is end of US-Russia nuclear pact and calls for its renewal significant?

The last nuclear treaty between the two powers ends on Thursday, formally releasing both the US and Russia from restrictions on their nuclear arsenals, triggering fears of a global arms race. Mutual escalations by both Russia and the US,

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Nuclear deterrence is dying. And hardly anyone notices

Nuclear weapons are not going to suddenly disappear. But they might create a more dangerous world in which countries are neither safely deterred nor meaningfully disarmed.

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January 14th Marked the Longest Period Without a Nuclear Detonation Since the Atomic Age Began

Yet January 14th marked the longest period humankind has gone without one or another part of the whole exploding one of these deadly weapons, stretching back to the last North Korean test in September, 2017. All other nuclear armed states conducted their last nuclear tests between 1990 and 1998 when Pakistan ceased its nuclear testing.

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Putin drops chilling WW3 'genetic weapons' threat - 'Bigger than nuclear bomb'

Putin explained how science could be used to gain an advantage over Russia's enemies.

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How to Understand Donald Trump’s Nuclear Testing Remarks

President Trump’s statements about nuclear testing affirm his determination to ensure that the United States maintains the most powerful nuclear arsenal in the world. Last week, President Trump announced that “because of other countries[’] testing ...