US Beefs Up Homeland Missile Defense Against North Korea's Nuclear Weapons
North Korea has acquired the ability to attack anywhere in the U.S. mainland with intercontinental ballistic missiles.
The National Interest1d
Britain’s Nuclear Deterrent Doesn’t Work Without The United States
Britain’s Trident nuclear missiles are the backbone of its nuclear force. The problem? Britain doesn’t even own the ...
The US could store its nuclear weapons in Britain for the first time in nearly 20 years
Satellite images revealed that around 22 disused nuclear bunkers at RAF Lakenheath in Suffolk have been significantly ...
US poised to house nuclear weapons in Britain for first time in two decades
The first nuclear weapons in Europe were deployed to bases in Britain, including RAF Lakenheath, in 1954. The weapon storage ...
Poland and Baltic nations welcome Macron's nuclear deterrent proposal
Poland and Baltic nations welcomed Thursday a proposal by French President Emmanuel Macron to launch talks about using France ...
Air Force Times on MSN5d
US might be gearing up for UK-based nuclear program, report says
The Federation of American Scientists believes the U.S. Air Force is planning to house nuclear weapons in the U.K. for the ...
The Bulwark5h
How Years of American Policy Bumbling Boosted Putin
Alexander Vindman argues that U.S. missteps and naïveté created the conditions for Russian imperialism’s return.
France Open to Discussing Extension of Nuclear Deterrence, Macron Says
In a televised address, President Emmanuel Macron warned that Europe needed to deal with a retreating America and a bellicose ...
How DOGE detonated a crisis at a highly sensitive nuclear weapons agency
A DOGE-driven mass firing of critical nuclear workers sparks alarm and leaves scars, as cost-cutting missteps throughout ...
British nuclear weapons can protect Canada against Trump, says Trudeau party candidate
Chrystia Freeland says Canada should build closer security partnerships with Nato allies as US president is ‘threatening ...
Macron to discuss nuclear deterrence with European allies. A look at France's unique strategy
French President Emmanuel Macron says he's ready to start discussions on nuclear deterrence with European allies.