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A simple rule of thumb in Russia-watching is that when the Kremlin starts talking about nuclear weapons and cutting-edge military technology, this usually means that elsewhere things are not going wel ...

For more than three years, Russian President Vladimir Putin has used nuclear threats as his go-to weapon against Western support for Ukraine. Battlefield setbacks? Cue the warnings about “red lines” ...

U.S. strategic thinking in the Cold War was dominated at various points by fears of adversarial collusion, the erosion of U.S. alliances, and the collapse of U.S. global leadership. Today, all three ...

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For years the F-35 jet fighter helped the U.S. achieve both air superiority and billions in trade but President Trump’s recent rhetoric has forced some American allies to reconsider their reliance on ...

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Will America’s pre-emptive strike discourage other countries from pursuing a weapon — or just the opposite? By Mark Landler Mark Landler reported on nuclear negotiations between the United States and ...