Trump, Russia and nuclear test
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Former CIA operative warns China and Russia deploy 'sex spies' using honeypot tactics to steal U.S. technology and state secrets from American targets.
A containment strategy for Russia may be morally satisfying, but it fails to acknowledge the end of US supremacy.
Even as Russia and China wage a relentless cyber war against the West, the United Nations is celebrating a new cybercrime treaty whose chief architects were none other than Moscow and Beijing.
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Putin moves against Trump: Russia threatens to arm Venezuela with hypersonic missiles
As relations between Washington and Moscow grow increasingly strained, Russian officials are signalling a new challenge to the United States.
The event comes only days after the first long-range test of a Poseidon “doomsday torpedo,” which the submarine was designed to carry.
But for most of its 16-year history, the BRICS has not positioned itself in opposition to the United States and its allies. Several BRICS members have even been close U.S. partners. Washington has built a strong trade relationship with Brazil,
Russia has defended North Korea’s reported ballistic missile launch, calling it Pyongyang’s “legitimate right” to ensure its security, even as the United States and South Korea condemned the move.
Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Thursday the world would have no future without a system of arms control, with the future of a nuclear weapons pact between Russia and the United States hanging in the balance.
Xi meeting and a string of international summits this fall will show that Putin did not just gamble the Russian economy with his war in Ukraine but also his country’s relevance.
MOSCOW (Reuters) -Russia will help China overtake the United States as the world's biggest producer of nuclear power, the chief of Russia's Rosatom state nuclear corporation said in comments broadcast on state TV on Wednesday after talks in Beijing.
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Will Russia Intervene to Save Maduro?
The United States is intensifying military and diplomatic pressure on Venezuela’s Nicolás Maduro, testing Moscow’s ability to defend its most important Latin American ally amid stretched resources and global tensions.
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