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Moscow calls alliance operations a direct threat. NATO says it is coordinating existing activity after Russia’s military buildup and the war in Ukraine

North Korea’s deepening role in Russia’s war on Ukraine, and growing ally disappointment raise questions about whether this overture can deliver more than optics

The Prime Minister reiterates his long-held view that the conflict cannot be won militarily and that escalating aid only prolongs the war and heightens nuclear risks

The formal announcement – ‘Burnham’s Coronation’ - as Party leader will be made later today at a Labour Party special conference

Iran receives substantial economic breathing room and sanctions relief without making irreversible nuclear concessions upfront

The jury is out: the transatlantic and intra-European initiatives could reinforce deterrence, but they could also inadvertently fuel the very tensions they seek to counter

Despite Moscow’s high expectations, the summit yielded no deal for Power of Siberia 2 pipeline, which could double its gas exports to China via Mongolia

Among the conclusions Ankara is drawing from this experience is whether the country should acquire nuclear weapons

One of the downsides identified is that hosting nuclear-related assets could make Romania a prime target for Russian intimidation, strikes, or hybrid attacks

Macron unveiled plans to increase the number of French nuclear warheads and expressed readiness to deploy nuclear weapons in allied European countries

In moments like this, the debate is not only about strategy or deterrence, but about something deeper: the morality and mortality of nations

The accusations exemplify projection: Russia attributes to others the very intentions or capabilities it possesses or has contemplated