Cold War

According to new information, the next installment of the Call of Duty franchise may be a reboot of the Black Ops series from long-time developer Treyarch. LongSensation, who broke the news that the forthcoming Modern Warfare game would be arriving and as a r…

WELLINGTON, New Zealand (AP) NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg said Tuesday he's absolutely convinced the U.S. will remain in the military alliance and it has made no preparations for an unlikely U.S. withdrawal because doing so would send a signal that…

Two more horrific mass shootings over the weekend again highlight the gun-related homicides plaguing the US. The problem is so severe, the data suggests, that US gun violence rates are comparable to those in failed states and war zones. Data compiled by th…

(Adds quote, background) MOSCOW, Aug 5 (Reuters) - Russia said on Monday it would take measures to defend itself if the United States stationed missiles in Asia following the collapse of a landmark arms control treaty and that it expected Japan to deploy a n…

Is it the end of US and Russian arms control?

Image copyrightReutersImage caption US President Donald Trump says a new nuclear pact would be "a great thing for the world" US President Donald Trump has said he wants a new nuclear pact to be signed by both Russia and China. Mr Trump said he had spoken …

And most of you thought our government was colluding with Russia despite years of examples of Trump antagonizing Russia, now this....

Demonstrators with a Putin and Trump mask face each other with rocket models in Berlin on February 1, 2019. They are protesting with their action against the imminent end of the INF disarmament agreement between Russia and the United States. | Paul Zinken/Pic…

WASHINGTON: The United States will officially withdraw from the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces (INF) Treaty on Friday, clearing the way for a new arms race with Russia -- and throwing China into the mix. The treaty -- concluded by then US president Ronald…

Image copyrightGetty ImagesImage caption Ronald Reagan described a Tanzanian delegation as "monkeys" in a call with then-President Richard Nixon Former US President Ronald Reagan described African delegates to the UN as "monkeys", in newly-unearthed tapes …