
Lavrov: Moscow Will Stick to Nuclear Limits—If U.S. Complies
Russia and the U.S. have signaled interest in negotiating a new arms control deal—as Washington suggests including China in the discussions.

Russia and the U.S. have signaled interest in negotiating a new arms control deal—as Washington suggests including China in the discussions.

As debates about nuclear testing intensify, Beijing urged Washington to “immediately stop its irresponsible actions.”

According to Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov, both sides agreed to act responsibly and begin nuclear negotiations as soon as possible.

Trump resumes military dialogue with Moscow following trilateral talks on the Ukraine conflict in Abu Dhabi.

A NATO official said that as Russia and China rapidly expand their arsenals, the alliance will take steps to maintain its defenses.

As the U.S.-Russia nuclear pact ends, the Pope urged world leaders to pursue a meaningful successor agreement.

Back in 2023, Russia froze its participation in the last nuclear treaty—but it has continued to voluntarily adhere to the limits set in the pact.

Russia’s decision demolishes the post-Cold War infrastructure essential to limiting nuclear arms.