Is the United States Preparing to Strike Iran? Some Staff of the Israeli Embassy Allowed to Leave the Country
The United States is allowing some staff from its Israeli embassy in Jerusalem to leave the country due to security threats amid growing tensions over Iran's nuclear program negotiations.
[News analysis] Behind split strategies, Kim Jong-un stays focused on regime security, advancement
North Korea's recent strategies emphasize regime security through nuclear armament and severing ties with South Korea, while also hinting at the necessity of managing relations with the US for development.
The EU invests hundreds of billions in nuclear energy
The European Commission plans to unveil a โฌ240 billion scheme to boost investments in nuclear energy, positioning it as a key pillar for several EU countries in their strategies for decarbonization, industrial competitiveness, and supply security.
Jonson opens for nuclear weapons in Sweden during wartime
Sweden's Defense Minister Pรฅl Jonson indicates a willingness to host nuclear weapons on Swedish territory in the event of war, reflecting shifting security policies.
Sweden's Minister of Defense Opens the Door for Nuclear Weapons in Wartime
Sweden's Defense Minister Pรฅl Jonson has indicated that nuclear weapons could be allowed on Swedish soil in wartime to ensure the country's survival and security.
Sweden's Defense Minister Opens Up to Nuclear Weapons in Wartime
Sweden's Defense Minister has stated that the country would consider the use of nuclear weapons in the event of war for the sake of national survival and security.
Sweden's Minister of Defence Opens for Nuclear Weapons in Wartime
Sweden's Minister of Defence, Pรฅl Jonson, indicates a willingness to host nuclear weapons in Sweden during wartime to ensure the country's survival and security.
Reuters: France does not intend to share its nuclear weapons with allies
France has announced that it will not share its nuclear weapons with European allies, as stated by President Emmanuel Macron during an update to France's nuclear doctrine.
Europe enjoys an American nuclear umbrella. But it also wants one of its own
European leaders, attending the Munich Security Conference, expressed a desire for more independent defense capabilities alongside reliance on the American nuclear umbrella.
The Future of World Security / Should We Fear More from Putin or AI?
The article discusses potential threats to global security, comparing the risks posed by world leaders such as Putin with the emerging dangers associated with artificial intelligence.
With Trump focused on Iran, Kim speaks of increasing North Korea's nuclear arsenal
North Korean dictator Kim Jong-un announced plans to expand the country's nuclear arsenal and stated that improvements in relations with the United States depend solely on Washington's stance.
"Politico": After 10 years, European nuclear missiles may become worthless against Russia
The article discusses concerns that Europe's nuclear deterrents could become ineffective against Russia within a decade due to advancements in Russian missile defense systems.
Kim Jong Un warns North Korea could 'completely destroy' South if threatened
Kim Jong Un escalates threats towards South Korea, saying the North could completely destroy the South if its security is threatened, amid increased military posturing.
Hamburg: We should maintain oil shale capacity until the nuclear power plant's operation
Energy expert Arvi Hamburg argues that Estonia should continue to produce electricity from local oil shale resources for at least another decade to ensure energy security before transitioning to nuclear power.
Better to Negotiate with the Americans, Experts Advise Europe on the Nuclear Bomb
Experts are advising Europe to negotiate with the Americans regarding nuclear weapons strategies.
Kim threatens to completely destroy South Korea and conditions for understanding with Washington
North Korean leader Kim Jong-un threatens to entirely destroy South Korea if his country's security is threatened and demands that the U.S. recognize North Korea as a nuclear power as a condition for dialogue.
The European nuclear umbrella is leaky, but perhaps it is not our biggest problem
The article discusses the state of Europeโs nuclear defense, highlighting the nuclear arsenals of France and the UK, and Denmark's potential engagement in European nuclear defense.
Nuclear deterrence: Macron will deliver a much-anticipated speech on France's contribution to European security
French President Emmanuel Macron is set to deliver a significant speech on Monday regarding the role of nuclear deterrence in enhancing European security amidst global geopolitical upheavals.
Moscow warns against plot to arm Kiev with nukes
Russia has cautioned that plans by Western European nations to equip Ukraine with nuclear capabilities could lead to serious global repercussions.
Nuclear Deterrence: Will France Become Germany's New Protecting Power?
The article discusses the shift in Germany's reliance on nuclear deterrence from the United States to potentially France, amidst concerns regarding security under the Trump administration.
TEPCO Employee Photographs Secret Document with Smartphone and Sends it to 16 Colleagues
A Tokyo Electric Power Company employee photographed a classified document related to security measures at the Kashiwazaki-Kariwa Nuclear Power Plant and sent it to 16 colleagues, raising concerns over security management lapses.
Government urges North Korea to return to dialogue... โCompliance with Security Council resolutions and cessation of military cooperation between North Korea and Russiaโ
The South Korean government is calling for North Korea to return to dialogue while discussing nuclear non-proliferation and expressing concerns about military cooperation with Russia.
China has โmassively expandedโ its nuclear arsenal, claims US State Department
The US State Department asserts that China has significantly enlarged its nuclear arsenal, while China's UN ambassador denies these allegations.
Russian-occupied Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant left with just 22 reactor operators, far below safety levels
The Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant, occupied by Russia, now has only 22 reactor operators, significantly below the safety requirements needed for its operation.
Moscow proposes the construction of a Russian technology nuclear power plant to Serbia
Moscow is prepared to offer Serbia a nuclear power plant using Russian technology as part of an international consortium, according to the head of Russia's state nuclear energy company.
The course of events discusses the Geneva negotiations and the potential American strike
The episode of 'The Course of Events' evaluates the Geneva nuclear negotiations and the possibilities of a limited military strike by the Trump administration to pressure for a swift agreement.
The Kremlin warns Estonia
Dmitry Peskov cautioned that if nuclear weapons are deployed in Estonia directed against Russia, Russia will respond in kind, while Estonia expressed openness to NATO deploying nuclear weapons on its territory as needed.
Uncertainty Increases over Korea-U.S. 'Nuclear Submarine and Nuclear Security Agreement'... Impact of Trump Tariffs Found Illegal
The U.S. Supreme Court ruling declaring Trump's reciprocal tariffs illegal has raised concerns about the viability of the nuclear submarine and nuclear cooperation agreements between South Korea and the U.S.
Is the Middle East entering a nuclear arms race?
The article discusses the potential for a nuclear arms race in the Middle East amid rising tensions related to Iran's nuclear program and its implications for regional security.
China's Nuclear Ambitions Worry America
US intelligence agencies are concerned about China's development of a new generation of nuclear weapons, including at least one secret test in recent years, aiming to modernize its nuclear arsenal.
CNN: According to US intelligence agencies, China is secretly testing a new generation of nuclear weapons
US intelligence agencies report that China is developing a new generation of nuclear weapons and has conducted at least one secret explosive test as part of a broader initiative to enhance its nuclear arsenal technologically.
China suspected of developing a 'new generation' of nuclear weapons
China is suspected of developing a new nuclear arsenal, described as a 'new generation' of nuclear weapons, with the goal of making it the most technologically advanced in the world.
DN Debate. "Swedish nuclear weapons will cost more than they are worth"
A debate article argues against Sweden's investment in its own nuclear weapons, suggesting that the disadvantages outweigh the military strategic benefits.
Iran fortifies military bases with concrete, satellite images reveal
Iran has strengthened the security of its sensitive military bases with concrete structures amid rising tensions with the US.
A potential nuclear-capable system.. Kim's new weapon ignites platforms
North Korean leader Kim Jong-un's reveal of a new multi-barrel rocket launcher has sparked considerable debate online regarding its implications for regional security and internal power dynamics.
In Poland, there is talk of acquiring nuclear weapons: What must be done to achieve this
Poland is discussing the potential acquisition of nuclear weapons and the necessary steps to take.
National Security: Why Europe Is Talking About Nukes
The article explores Europe's renewed interest in nuclear capabilities, particularly in light of historical context and current geopolitical tensions.
In Georgia, two foreigners were caught trying to illegally purchase nuclear materials
Two foreign nationals were arrested in Georgia for attempting to illegally buy nuclear materials, including uranium and cesium-137 isotopes, valued at approximately 2.5 million euros.
Newsweek: An American official reveals a secret Chinese nuclear test that worries Washington
An American official disclosed details of a suspected covert nuclear test conducted by China in 2020, raising concerns in Washington.
They Split the Atom and Signs of Disaster Emerged
The article discusses the recent expiration of the New START treaty, highlighting the deteriorating state of nuclear arms control and its implications for global security.
Ohio-class submarines are the largest in the U.S. Navy; they can unleash a nuclear Armageddon
Ohio-class submarines are the largest vessels in the U.S. Navy, designed to carry nuclear ballistic missiles capable of altering the world's balance.
Israel Estimates that the U.S. Might Attack Iran Sooner than Expected
Israeli security assessments suggest that the likelihood of a U.S. military strike on Iran has increased following recent talks between Washington and Tehran.
Merz does not want an atomic bomb: The Chancellor's fear of the bomb
Friedrich Merz opposes Germany considering its own nuclear weapons for deterrence, arguing that discussing the possibility is essential in light of current geopolitical threats.
"It is the Most Dangerous Time for Nuclear Weapons": Expert on the End of the Last Nuclear Treaty between the U.S. and Russia
The New START treaty, which limited intercontinental nuclear weapons between the U.S. and Russia, expired on February 5, 2026, raising concerns over nuclear risks.
United States tests its new nuclear aircraft carrier: 'Our nation depends on us to deliver these crucial assets'
The United States has tested its new nuclear aircraft carrier, highlighting its importance for national security.
Nuclear Weapons: Trump's USA is Unreliable - but the Same Would Apply to a France Under Le Pen
German Chancellor Merz's remarks about a European nuclear deterrent raise questions about the reliability of U.S. nuclear guarantees, particularly in the context of potential leadership changes in France.
Munich Showed a Deep Transformation of the World. Macron Made a Proposal, It's About the Nuclear Umbrella
The Munich security conference highlighted a profound shift in the global order, with European leaders urging that Europe cannot remain overshadowed by the U.S.
Erdogan wants nukes: What a Turkish bomb would mean for the Middle East
The discussion surrounding Turkey's potential pursuit of nuclear weapons has intensified amid regional security tensions, impacting its foreign policy and strategic positioning.
Nuclear Deterrence: Merz Rules Out Nuclear Armament of Germany
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz has ruled out the acquisition or development of nuclear weapons by Germany, emphasizing adherence to existing treaties.
Aaj Tak's Report on Iran's Secret Nuclear Facilities
Aaj Tak reports on the existence of secret nuclear sites in Iran, highlighting concerns over international security.