Nuclear arms treaty between the US and Russia ends, resulting in no enforceable restrictions on weapons
The U.S. and Russia find themselves in a new nuclear landscape without any treaty in place to limit their arms control. President Trump is advocating for a fresh approach to arms agreements, while Russian officials contend that the current U.S. stance makes reaching any new accord highly unlikely. The previous arms control framework, New START, […]
Trump Administration Claims China is Conducting Secret Nuclear Tests as Arms Control Restrictions Expire
Accusations Against China Regarding Nuclear Testing The Trump administration recently accused China of covertly testing nuclear weapons while attempting to conceal these actions from the global community. During a speech at the World Conference on Disarmament in Geneva, U.S. Under Secretary of State for Arms Control and International Security, Thomas DiNanno, asserted that China had […]
US alleges China is conducting hidden nuclear tests, urges for a wider arms control agreement
U.S. Accuses China of Secret Nuclear Testing On Wednesday, the U.S. accused China of carrying out at least one undisclosed nuclear test, as Washington seeks a new arms control agreement that includes China, along with Russia and itself. During a speech at the United Nations Conference on Disarmament in Geneva, Thomas DiNanno, the Under Secretary […]
Possible nuclear arms race as US-Russia START treaty ends Thursday
Nuclear Arms Treaty on the Brink of Expiration The historic nuclear arms reduction treaty is poised to expire on Thursday, potentially ushering in a global nuclear landscape not seen in over 50 years. This change means there would be no legal limitations on the size of nuclear arsenals for either Russia or the U.S., alongside […]
US and Russia Head Towards Their First Nuclear Arms Race Since the Cold War
The United States and Russia are approaching a situation that could spark the first unrestricted nuclear arms race since the Cold War. This tension arises as the last treaty designed to limit both nations’ nuclear arsenals is set to expire soon. The New START Treaty, established in 2010 to cap the nuclear stockpiles of the […]
Israel reports that Gaza attacks targeted militants and arms locations following a ceasefire violation
Israeli Attacks in Response to Ceasefire Violations The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) stated on Saturday that it conducted strikes across Gaza in retaliation for what it termed a breach of ceasefire—specifically, the escape of eight militants from an underground facility near Rafah. According to the IDF, the operations targeted four Hamas and Islamic Jihad commanders, […]
Government grants over $15 billion for arms sales to Israel and Saudi Arabia.
U.S. Approves Arms Sales to Israel and Saudi Arabia The U.S. State Department announced on Friday that it has greenlit two significant arms sales: one to Israel valued at $6.67 billion and another to Saudi Arabia totaling $9 billion. These sales come during the Trump administration’s efforts to establish a peacekeeping strategy for the Gaza […]
Hypersonic missiles are driving a new arms competition. Can the U.S. keep pace?
Castellion, a defense manufacturing startup from California, has secured a contract with the Department of Defense to create hypersonic missiles. The company claims it can deliver these high-speed missiles at a much lower cost than previously anticipated. The Blackbeard missile, touted for its superior capabilities, will be developed using efficient technologies inspired by SpaceX. The […]
America First Takes Up Arms
Oh, it’s war again Donald Trump has initiated a blockade on Venezuela’s oil exports, crucial for the financial survival of President Nicolas Maduro. Without funds flowing in, Maduro faces the risk of being removed from power. It’s an old principle: the people with the weapons need to be content to stay in control. In essence, […]
NYC pension investment in Israeli arms company poses a challenging situation for candidate Lander
Investments in Israeli Weapons Manufacturers Challenge New York City’s Comptroller Under the leadership of Comptroller Brad Lander, New York City’s public pension fund has seen significant gains from investments in Israeli arms manufacturers. This situation could become a contentious issue for Lander as he prepares for the 2026 primary against U.S. Rep. Dan Goldman. Lander, […]