It’s not unusual for China, like the United States and other major powers, to test-launch big weapons systems, but this one immediately caught Washington’s attention.

It’s a bad month for any malicious asteroids out there. On Sept. 4, an observer at the Catalina Sky Survey spotted an ...

Russian dictator vladimir putin has proposed to change the nuclear doctrine of the russian federation, allowing the use of ...

Humanity could use a nuclear bomb to deflect a massive, life-threatening asteroid hurtling towards Earth in the future, ...

The U.S. and non-governmental organizations have said China has been building up its missile silos, but it's unclear how many ...

China rarely tests ICBMs out in international waters, with some experts tracing the last such deployment back to May 1980, ...

Beijing's rapid expansion of its missile capability in recent years represents a direct challenge to the US security ...

Moscow has claimed it will not conduct nuclear tests despite rumors that they would resume, on the condition that the US also ...

RECA aims to expand and extend compensation for thousands of people, known as "downwinders" exposed to radiation via blowing ...

Kyiv has launched devastating blows on Russian arms facilities in the past week, demonstrating far-reaching potency as it ...

China's nuclear weapon tests usually take place domestically and it previously test-fired ICBMs west into the Taklamakan ...

Ryan Chan is a Newsweek reporter based in Hong Kong, where he previously had over a decade of experience at ... Read more ...