"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 will remain the Supreme Leader of North Korea, re-elected as General Secretary of the ruling party
North Korea's ruling party has re-elected Kim Jong-un as its General Secretary, underlining his leadership amid claims of improved nuclear deterrent capabilities.
This is what the future of Europe's nuclear deterrent looks like – Russia has a 'significant lead' in one area
There is increasing discussion in Europe about establishing its own nuclear deterrent amidst doubts regarding the US commitment to European defense.
European leaders told to ‘keep their mouth shut’ on nukes
Belgian Defense Minister Theo Franken criticized European leaders for their public comments on nuclear deterrence, suggesting they should refrain from discussing the issue amid heightened tensions.
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.
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.
Sanna Marin comments on Europe's own nuclear deterrent – this is what the SDP politicians think
Social Democratic politicians in Finland cautiously discuss the country's role in European nuclear weapons policy amidst a rising debate about independent nuclear deterrence from the United States.
Sanna Marin presents her future plans to the media
Former Finnish Prime Minister Sanna Marin discussed the potential for a European nuclear deterrent in a recent interview with Polish media.
Sanna Marin spoke to the media about nuclear weapons
Former Finnish Prime Minister Sanna Marin discussed the discourse on enhancing Europe's nuclear deterrent during an interview with Polish media.
Sanna Marin did it again – Now a strict answer to Trump: "Absolutely no"
Former Finnish Prime Minister Sanna Marin asserts that Europe must discuss its own nuclear deterrent in an interview with TVP World.
British ‘nuclear umbrella’ won’t protect Europe – Moscow
Russia claims that the British nuclear deterrent will not enhance the security of its NATO allies in Europe, amid growing concerns about US defense commitments.
Germany: Talks with France on nuclear deterrence are in the initial stage
Germany and France are in the early stages of discussions about creating a joint European nuclear deterrent, confirming that these talks do not aim to undermine the role of the US in European security.
Sánchez distances himself from the Franco-German nuclear debate: 'It is not the path to follow'
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez criticized the emerging Franco-German nuclear deterrent strategy at the Munich Security Conference, calling it a risky approach.
Yle's Information: Finland is Involved in Discussions on Strengthening Europe's Nuclear Deterrent
Finland is participating in discussions about bolstering Europe's nuclear deterrent as part of a broader European discourse.
Already in progress talks between the Élysée and Nordic countries for a common nuclear deterrent
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz has publicly acknowledged previously unconfirmed discussions on a shared nuclear umbrella involving France and Nordic countries, intended to complement NATO's protection.
Europe looks to boost its security, urges U.S. to ‘repair and revive trust’
European leaders are advocating for a stronger security framework amid transatlantic tensions, with Germany and France discussing a potential nuclear deterrent.
Germany: 'There is no rules-based order'... pursuing nuclear deterrence with France
Germany's Chancellor Friedrich Merz announced the country's intention to pursue an independent nuclear deterrent in cooperation with France, emphasizing the collapse of the rules-based international order.
German chancellor eyes European nuclear shield in call for reset with US
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz has initiated confidential discussions with France about establishing a European nuclear deterrent to strengthen ties with the US amid shifting global power dynamics.
Bloomberg: European countries begin to talk about developing their nuclear deterrent capabilities
European nations are discussing the enhancement of their nuclear deterrent capabilities in response to security concerns following the U.S. decision to temporarily halt military intelligence sharing with Ukraine.
Cold War Days: Europeans Open Discussion on Nuclear Weapons
The recent interruption of American intelligence support to Ukraine has prompted European discussions on developing a nuclear deterrent independent of the United States.
Europe's own nuclear weapon? Only bad options are available as top decision-makers gather in Munich
The Munich Security Conference highlights growing distrust in U.S. leadership under President Trump and raises questions about Europe developing its own nuclear deterrent.
Finnish Defense Minister: Replacing US Nuclear Deterrence Is Not Realistic
Finnish Defense Minister Antti Häkkänen stated that while discussions about a stronger regional nuclear deterrent in Europe are welcome, replacing the US nuclear umbrella is currently unrealistic.
Häkkänen on Yle: Russia Will Not Agree to Peace Before Summer
Finnish Defense Minister Antti Häkkänen expresses caution regarding a joint nuclear deterrent for Europe while discussing Russia's unwillingness to pursue peace before the summer.
A-studio at 21: Is Europe Developing Its Own Nuclear Deterrent? Guest Defense Minister Antti Häkkänen
The article discusses the implications of the expired START treaty on nuclear arms and explores Europe's potential need for its own nuclear deterrent amidst rising concerns over security in the wake of the Ukraine war.
Kim Jong Un announces an important meeting, and the world is anxious: Here's what he could reveal at the big congress
North Korea is set to hold its 9th Workers' Party congress in late February, where Kim Jong Un plans to clarify the country's nuclear deterrent strategy.
Chief of Defence: Europe needs its own nuclear deterrent
Swedish Chief of Defence Michael Claesson emphasizes the need for Europe to establish its own nuclear deterrent independent of U.S. support to defend against Russia.
A New Nuclear Deterrent Emerges – Straight Words from Finland
Finnish Prime Minister Petteri Orpo and Defense Minister Antti Häkkänen stress the importance of a cautious approach regarding discussions on Europe's nuclear deterrent, as EU's high representative Kaja Kallas calls for a dialogue on the changing dynamics of nuclear armament in Europe.
The Nuclear Weapon Debate by Orpo
Finnish Prime Minister Petteri Orpo discusses the need for Europe to have its own nuclear deterrent during a public hearing in Parliament, following comments by the EU's high representative for foreign affairs, Kaja Kallas.
Europe's own nuclear weapon would fall severely in the shadow of Russia
Experts argue that Europe's independent nuclear deterrent is unrealistic and would be overshadowed by Russia's capabilities, despite calls for discussion on the matter.
Kallas to HS: Europe should start a discussion on its own nuclear deterrent
EU foreign and security policy chief Kaja Kallas believes that Europe should initiate discussions on developing its own nuclear deterrent, emphasizing the importance of addressing the current geopolitical situation and the risks associated with nuclear proliferation.
Kaja Kallas proposes a nuclear deterrent for Europe
Kaja Kallas suggests that Europe should initiate discussions on nuclear armament due to the evolving global security landscape and emphasizes the dangers of nuclear proliferation.
North Korea test-launches hypersonic missile system in front of Kim, nation says
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un supervised the test-launch of hypersonic missiles, emphasizing the need for a stronger nuclear deterrent as the country prepares for an important political conference.
Kim oversees cruise missile launch as North Korea touts nuclear readiness
North Korean leader Kim Jong-un supervised the launch of long-range strategic cruise missiles, signaling Pyongyang's commitment to reinforcing its nuclear deterrent amidst perceived security threats.