Russia seeks to broaden the scope of traditional strategic arms agreements.
Russia appears ready to extend the treaty, but Trump administration officials continue to talk about
other options.
The three nations have been engaged in discussions while U.S.-North Korean diplomacy gains larger headlines.
*Updated: March 16, 2020
Four decades ago, the U.S. Defense Department detected an imminent nuclear attack against the United States through the early-warning system of the North American Aerospace Defense Command (NORAD).
As the treaty's expiration approaches, Russia voices concern.
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Since 2017, the Trump administration has sought to expand the role and capability of the U.S. nuclear arsenal while withdrawing the United States from key agreements designed to reduce nuclear dangers.
Rapidly advancing cybertechnology threatens to undermine traditional thinking on when the use of nuclear weapons may be provoked.
Extending the New Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty is essential to maintain stability between the United States and Russia.
The 2002 U.S. withdrawal from the Anti-Ballistic Missile Treaty began today’s fraying of arms control.
NATO’s secretary-general outlines why arms control measures provide for alliance security.