Arms control
Opening Pandora's Box?
"The disappearance of the agreement between Washington and Moscow on the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons in 2026 with the subsequent increase in nuclear weapons will open a Pandora's Box - non-nuclear countries will want to acquire nuclear weapons," the chairman of the Conference for the Review of the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons, Gustavo Zlauvinen, told
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Argentina and Brazil set an example for world peace
The region of Latin-American and the Caribbean has many outstanding examples in the field of confidence-building measures that may serve as good practices for other regions in the world.
Serious warning from Moscow: "We noticed; stop it"
The announcement of the Russian diplomatic mission followed in response to the statements of the U.S. Under Secretary for Arms Control and International Security, Bonnie Jenkins.
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France urged to come clean on Exocet “kill switches” that could have saved British sailors’ lives
Arms manufacturers sometimes secretly build a key switch into weapons so they can be disabled if they fall into the hands of a hostile state
Military spending hits record $2.1 trillion
Global military spending rose again in 2021, setting new records as Russia continued to beef up its military prior to its invasion of Ukraine, researchers said yesterday, predicting the trend would continue in Europe in particular.
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Ukraine War: Russia’s Nuclear Threats if Sweden, and Finland Join NATO
Medvedev also explicitly raised the issue of the nuclear threat
Germany continues, Ukrainians angry: "Hypocritical"
The delivery is taking place regardless of the sanctions of the European Union, "Welt" writes, referring to the document of the Ministry of Economy and Climate Protection.
Turkey’s intelligence agency abducts arms dealer in Ukraine
An arms dealer who had started to expose Turkey’s clandestine arms trafficking networks was snatched during a Turkish intelligence operation
Gov’ts help arms firms avoid pandemic slump
The world's biggest weapons manufacturers largely avoided the economic downturn caused by COVID-19 and recorded a growth in profits last year for the sixth year in a row, according to a report published on Dec. 6.
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Greek Foreign Minister Dendias to attend NATO Foreign Ministers’ Summit in Riga
The agenda of talks will include Russia and arms control