we are starting a new nuclear arms race." This is not hyperbole. The United States and Russia are acting with increasing belligerence toward each other while actively pursuing monstrous weapons.

But the idea that a wholesale breakdown of nuclear arms control is imminent is misguided ... Russia obviously views the post-Cold War sphere in a very distinctive way. German chancellor Angela ...

In Seoul, Tokyo and even Taipei, a once-unthinkable idea — building nuclear weapons — has begun to look disturbingly ...

Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said Putin's speech did not signal an arms race ... nuclear missile called "Avangard," Putin said it as falling to earth "like a burning sphere." ...

Indeed, in his efforts to make his “America First” policy a geopolitical reality, there is growing evidence that Trump is flirting dangerously with starting a new nuclear arms race.

Moscow is prepared to fight a nuclear war over its perceived sphere of influence, on which Russia ... is a former U.S. Army combat arms and H.Q. staff officer with an M.A. in National Security ...

Next steps include: China’s recent actions have escalated the space arms race into the nuclear sphere. American leaders cannot ignore this threat. It manifests a level of danger we have not had ...

It demonstrates that the nuclear arms race has now outlasted the Cold War ... American global primacy and justify the vast political influence wielded by the national security establishment ...

"I'm concerned about AI development being a relatively uncontrolled process, and the AIs end up getting more influence in ... of catastrophe as the nuclear arms race did," Hendrycks said.

The film's emotional impact made it into the pages of a presidential journal, and is widely credited for putting the brakes on the nuclear arms race ... about the film's influence on Reagan ...

Cites risk of direct conflict between nuclear powers Says strategic and nuclear risks rising Sees no basis for dialogue on arms control ... Russia's historical sphere of influence.