US EditionJapan atomic bomb survivors fear war as US-Russia pact expires
The treaty's expiration removes limits on 1,550 nuclear warheads each for the US and Russia, raising risks of an arms race and weakening global non-proliferation efforts, experts warn.
- Japanese atomic bomb survivors fear the world is marching towards nuclear war as the last US-Russia arms control treaty expired.
- The New START treaty, signed in 2010 by the US and Russia, had limits on deployed nuclear weapons and launchers which are now void.
- The UN Secretary General warned that for the first time in over 50 years, there are no binding limits on the US and Russian nuclear arsenals.
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On the Road to Nuclear War
On January 27, 2026, the editors of the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists moved the hands of their famous “Doomsday Clock” to 85 seconds to midnight―the closest setting, since the appearance of the clock in 1946, to nuclear annihilation.This grim appraisal has impressive evidence to support it. The New Start Treaty, the last of the major nuclear arms control and disarmament treaties between the United States and Russia, expired on February 5, w…
The Bolduc Brief: US-Russia Nuclear Arms Treaty Expires - A Foreign Policy Oversight by the Trump Administration
By prioritizing an idealistic trilateral pursuit over the established security of existing bilateral frameworks, the administration has recklessly dismantled decades of nuclear diplomacy, leaving the world to navigate a perilous and unmonitored arms race. #BolducBrief #OpEd #DonBolduc #SOFREP #MSN
No START To Check US-Russia Nuclear Arms Race. What It Means For India
It is 85 seconds to midnight on the Doomsday Clock in Chicago and, amid multiple conflicts in West Asia and in Ukraine, humanity has never before been so close to nuclear war, and the US-Russia nuclear arms control treaty, New START, has ended.
The first year of the second term of U.S. President Donald Trump in the White House has left his allies on this side of the Atlantic in shock, who have made strategic EU autonomy their most immediate priority. However, the elephant in the room that slows down any dream of independence of U.S. Europe is nuclear deterrence. With the death of the New START treaty, the new global disorder has given way to nuclear disorder and precipitates the debate…
The last nuclear arms control agreement between the US and Russia has expired. This means that for the first time in more than 50 years there are no longer any nuclear arms limits for either side.
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