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US, Iran Clash Over Tehran's Nuclear Non-Proliferation Role At UN
The nuclear issue has been at the heart of the two-month war between Iran and the United States and Israel.
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Iran Found Its 'Nuclear Weapon'. Now The US Has To Adapt
Iran's ability to throttle tanker traffic through the Hormuz acts as a strategic, nuclear-like weapon without physical destruction, and the US must find a way around this particular challenge.
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The US Was Right: Iran Has A 'Nuclear' Weapon, But It's Not A Missile
The US-Israel war on Iran has taught Tehran a valuable lesson - it may not have a nuclear weapon, but it controls the Strait of Hormuz, a vital oil and gas shipping route that gives it strategic leverage akin to a nuclear deterrent.
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Opinion | Amateur 'Advisors', Ignored Generals: How Trump Shunned Protocol To Launch Iran War
Recordings obtained by the Arms Control Association suggested that Witkoff misunderstood key technical aspects of Iran's nuclear programme.
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What Comes After The Bombs? Possible Futures Of Iran If US Strikes
US President Donald Trump has issued a stark warning to Tehran, saying that failure to reach an agreement on nuclear weapons would invite consequences far more severe than anything seen before.
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"Makes US Nervous Too": When George W Bush Shared His Pakistan Fears With Putin
Russian President Vladimir Putin raised concerns over Pakistan's nuclear proliferation during his private talks with his US counterpart, George W Bush, over two decades ago.
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Clandestine Nuclear Activities In Line With Pakistan's History: India
India on Friday noted US President Donald Trump's comments about Pakistan testing nuclear weapons and said Islamabad's "clandestine" nuclear activities were centred around decades of smuggling, export control violations and secret partnerships.
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Explained: Why Is Putin Talking About New Nuclear Weapons Treaty With US?
Russian President Vladimir Putin said on the eve of a summit with US Donald Trump that their two countries might strike a new deal on nuclear weapons as part of a wider effort to strengthen peace.
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What World's Nuclear Watchdog Does And What Its Dismissal Would Mean
The International Atomic Energy Agency ensures that countries operate their programs within the limits of non-proliferation agreements. Part of the agreement allows the IAEA to inspect nuclear-related sites, including unannounced surprise visits.
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AI For Nuclear Launch Decision Is "True Doomsday Scenario": Study
Using artificial intelligence (AI) to manage nuclear weapon systems poses a catastrophic risk for humanity, the world's top institute on conflict research, SIPRI, has said in its 2025 yearbook.
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Nobel Laureates Appeal Trump And Putin To Meet On Denuclearisation
Three Nobel Peace Prize-winning groups campaigning to eliminate nuclear weapons joined forces on Monday to urge the US and Russian presidents to meet and agree on significant denuclearisation.
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China Tests Non-Nuclear 'Blowtorch' Bomb That Generates Fireball Longer Than TNT
The blast was carried out in a controlled environment, and delivered 40 per cent of the TNT's blast force, yet the weapon showed a greater thermal damage radius.
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US Urges China, Russia To Declare Only Humans, Not AI, Control Nuclear Weapons
A senior US official on Thursday urged China and Russia to match declarations by the United States and others that only humans, and never artificial intelligence, would make decisions on deploying nuclear weapons.
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UK, France Urged To Form "Nuclear Shield" After Trump's Remarks
The UK and France are the only two European countries with nuclear powers and they maintain their own control over the weapons despite being in NATO.
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US, Russia Blame Each Other For Lack Of Progress On Nuclear Arms Control
The United States and Russia blamed each other for a lack of progress on arms control following a U.S. proposal to open talks on a "framework" that would preserve curbs on strategic nuclear weapons deployments when the current limits expire in 2026.
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US, Iran Clash Over Tehran's Nuclear Non-Proliferation Role At UN
The nuclear issue has been at the heart of the two-month war between Iran and the United States and Israel.
-
Iran Found Its 'Nuclear Weapon'. Now The US Has To Adapt
Iran's ability to throttle tanker traffic through the Hormuz acts as a strategic, nuclear-like weapon without physical destruction, and the US must find a way around this particular challenge.
-
The US Was Right: Iran Has A 'Nuclear' Weapon, But It's Not A Missile
The US-Israel war on Iran has taught Tehran a valuable lesson - it may not have a nuclear weapon, but it controls the Strait of Hormuz, a vital oil and gas shipping route that gives it strategic leverage akin to a nuclear deterrent.
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Opinion | Amateur 'Advisors', Ignored Generals: How Trump Shunned Protocol To Launch Iran War
Recordings obtained by the Arms Control Association suggested that Witkoff misunderstood key technical aspects of Iran's nuclear programme.
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What Comes After The Bombs? Possible Futures Of Iran If US Strikes
US President Donald Trump has issued a stark warning to Tehran, saying that failure to reach an agreement on nuclear weapons would invite consequences far more severe than anything seen before.
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"Makes US Nervous Too": When George W Bush Shared His Pakistan Fears With Putin
Russian President Vladimir Putin raised concerns over Pakistan's nuclear proliferation during his private talks with his US counterpart, George W Bush, over two decades ago.
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Clandestine Nuclear Activities In Line With Pakistan's History: India
India on Friday noted US President Donald Trump's comments about Pakistan testing nuclear weapons and said Islamabad's "clandestine" nuclear activities were centred around decades of smuggling, export control violations and secret partnerships.
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Explained: Why Is Putin Talking About New Nuclear Weapons Treaty With US?
Russian President Vladimir Putin said on the eve of a summit with US Donald Trump that their two countries might strike a new deal on nuclear weapons as part of a wider effort to strengthen peace.
-
What World's Nuclear Watchdog Does And What Its Dismissal Would Mean
The International Atomic Energy Agency ensures that countries operate their programs within the limits of non-proliferation agreements. Part of the agreement allows the IAEA to inspect nuclear-related sites, including unannounced surprise visits.
-
AI For Nuclear Launch Decision Is "True Doomsday Scenario": Study
Using artificial intelligence (AI) to manage nuclear weapon systems poses a catastrophic risk for humanity, the world's top institute on conflict research, SIPRI, has said in its 2025 yearbook.
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Nobel Laureates Appeal Trump And Putin To Meet On Denuclearisation
Three Nobel Peace Prize-winning groups campaigning to eliminate nuclear weapons joined forces on Monday to urge the US and Russian presidents to meet and agree on significant denuclearisation.
-
China Tests Non-Nuclear 'Blowtorch' Bomb That Generates Fireball Longer Than TNT
The blast was carried out in a controlled environment, and delivered 40 per cent of the TNT's blast force, yet the weapon showed a greater thermal damage radius.
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US Urges China, Russia To Declare Only Humans, Not AI, Control Nuclear Weapons
A senior US official on Thursday urged China and Russia to match declarations by the United States and others that only humans, and never artificial intelligence, would make decisions on deploying nuclear weapons.
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UK, France Urged To Form "Nuclear Shield" After Trump's Remarks
The UK and France are the only two European countries with nuclear powers and they maintain their own control over the weapons despite being in NATO.
-
US, Russia Blame Each Other For Lack Of Progress On Nuclear Arms Control
The United States and Russia blamed each other for a lack of progress on arms control following a U.S. proposal to open talks on a "framework" that would preserve curbs on strategic nuclear weapons deployments when the current limits expire in 2026.
