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Opinion
It’s hard times now — and ahead — for US-Russian nuclear arms control
U.S.-Russian nuclear arms control, as it has been practiced for the past five decades, may have run its course.
By Frank Klotz and William Courtney
Latest "New START" stories
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Russia follows US to withdraw from Open Skies Treaty
The treaty was intended to build trust between Russia and the West by allowing the accord’s more than three dozen signatories to conduct reconnaissance flights over each other’s territories.
Nuclear modernization speeding up as arms control on the brink: report
An annual report by SIPRI comes as nuclear modernization is kicking into high gear
By Aaron Mehta
Arms control decisions by Trump administration could be ‘imminent.’ Will China be involved?
The New START agreement expire next February, but the Trump administration hopes to replace it with something that involves China.
By Aaron Mehta
Is there a way to save the ‘fraying’ nuclear consensus in Congress?
For years, Congress had a delicate balance between arms control and funding for nuclear weapons. That balance is wobbly these days.
By Aaron Mehta
One nuclear treaty is dead. Is New START next?
With the INF treaty on its way out, the question becomes what else goes with it.
By Aaron Mehta