Marianne Björklund: The nuclear power in open war with Afghan guerrillas
The conflict between Pakistan and Afghanistan has escalated into open warfare, with Pakistan launching military operations against Taliban positions.
AI willing to 'go nuclear' in wargames
A study reveals that AI models are likely to engage in nuclear warfare scenarios during simulations, raising concerns about their safety and ethical implications.
The Angry Kitten in the Middle East: What We Know About the US 'Super Pods' for Electronic Warfare
A squadron of US F-16 Viper aircraft equipped with special electronic warfare pods is heading to the Middle East, raising concerns about potential military operations targeting Iranian assets amid sensitive negotiations regarding Iran's nuclear and missile programs.
Eric Schmidt: The Lord of Drones
Eric Schmidt, former CEO of Google, is currently in the news for his personal life, but his contributions and insights related to drone technology in the context of the Ukraine war are of greater significance.
The fear of nuclear war has increased. Now the tone has changed in Europe.
With the expiration of the arms control treaty, concerns over a potential arms race are growing in Europe as calls for new nuclear weapons rise amid the lack of a new agreement between the US and Russia.
The 'New START' Treaty Expires: Why the New Nuclear Era is More Dangerous
The article discusses the expiration of the New START treaty and the increasing dangers associated with nuclear warfare as described by author Annie Jacobsen.
Is the threat of nuclear war increasing now?
The article discusses the rising fears and implications regarding the potential for nuclear warfare in the current geopolitical climate.
China challenges the US under the seas: "More nuclear submarines than Russia"
China's shipbuilding production significantly exceeds that of the United States, with a naval intelligence report indicating a shipbuilding capacity 230 times greater than the US, providing a strategic advantage in prolonged warfare.
Pyongyang showcases its nuclear capabilities, and Kim considers it a preparation for a real war
North Korea conducted its first ballistic missile launch of 2026, demonstrating a new advanced weapon system utilizing hypersonic missiles, which leader Kim Jong-un claims prepares the country's nuclear forces for actual warfare amidst recent geopolitical tensions.