North Korea may be able to produce a double-digit number of nuclear weapons, MP says
North Korea has enough plutonium and uranium to produce at least a double-digit number of nuclear weapons, a South Korean ...
Putin unveils plans to make it easier to use nuclear weapons
Russian President Vladimir Putin said Russia was changing its nuclear deterrence doctrine so that an attack by a non-nuclear ...
North Korea Has Enough Uranium for Multiple Nuclear Bombs: Seoul
Kim Jong Un's regime has made public a second nuclear facility while its bomb-making technology is progressing according to ...
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Governments urged to ‘stop gambling with humanity’s future’ and eliminate nuclear weapons
World leaders, senior government officials and civil society representatives joined forces at UN Headquarters on Thursday to ...
China insists nuclear stance defensive after 'routine' ICBM launch
China said on Thursday that its launch of an intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) into the Pacific Ocean was "legitimate ...
China reaffirms no first use of nuclear weapons after ICBM launch
"We strictly follow a nuclear policy of no first use of nuclear weapons and pursue a nuclear strategy of self-defence," said ...
North Korea has enough uranium to build a ‘double-digit’ number of bombs, Seoul’s spy agency says
North Korea has likely enriched enough uranium to build a “double-digit” number of bombs and is making progress in its ...
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China confirms ballistic missile test, flexes nuclear capabilities
For the first time in several decades, China has officially confirmed the testing of an intercontinental ballistic missile, ...
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UN Urges End to Nuclear Weapons, Calls It Gambling With Future
World leaders, senior government officials and civil society representatives joined forces at UN Headquarters on Thursday to ...
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Putin Rattles The Nuclear Saber Again. Bluster? Probably, Experts Say
Vladimir Putin's remarks that Russia was updating the conditions under which it would use its nuclear weapons caught a lot of people's attention. It's not as big a deal as you might think, expert say.