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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.

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.

The uncertainty brought by former President Donald Trump regarding U.S. foreign policy has revived discussions on the European Union's mutual defense clause during the Munich Security Conference.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has demanded a long-term security guarantee from the United States as a prerequisite for any peace treaty with Russia.

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez highlights the dangers of nuclear proliferation at a Munich forum, urging powerful nations to negotiate a new treaty following the expiration of the New Start treaty between the U.S. and Russia.

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer announces plans to strengthen NATO by deploying aircraft carriers in the North Atlantic, demonstrating the UK's commitment to Article 5 of the NATO treaty.

The end of the New START treaty between Russia and the USA poses risks for global nuclear stability and impacts Poland's security landscape.

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.

The U.S. has explicitly rejected reviving the New START Treaty with Russia, which aimed to limit nuclear weapons, potentially escalating global tensions.

The Australian government has signed a security treaty with Indonesia, which includes provisions for consultations and joint responses to security issues that arise between the two nations.

Australia and Indonesia have officially signed a bilateral security treaty allowing for joint action in the event of security threats, aimed at countering China's influence.

Australia and Indonesia have signed a security treaty that enhances military cooperation and includes the establishment of new training facilities in Indonesia.

The New START treaty between the US and Russia, which limits nuclear weapons, is set to expire on February 5, 2026, raising concerns about a potential new arms race and threats to global security.

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese is in Jakarta to ratify a security treaty with Indonesia, termed the "biggest step" in their relations in 30 years, which includes plans for a joint military response if either country is attacked.

The expiration of the New START treaty between Russia and the US poses significant risks to international peace and security, according to UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres.

Nico Lange, a security policy expert, believes that the expiration of the New Start nuclear weapons treaty will not lead to uncontrolled armament, suggesting the importance of strengthening communication channels to prevent misunderstandings.

The termination of the US-Russia nuclear arms pact has raised significant concerns about the potential onset of a new global nuclear arms race.

Finland expresses concerns regarding the nature of security guarantees for Ukraine, particularly in relation to NATO membership and the implications of referencing 'Article 5' of the North Atlantic Treaty.

Russia has announced that it will no longer be bound by nuclear arsenal limitations and controls after the expiration of the treaty with the USA on February 5, raising significant risks according to security expert Rainer Saks.

Warnings of a nuclear arms race are emerging as the New START treaty, which limits nuclear capabilities of the US and Russia, is set to expire, raising concerns about global security.

UN Secretary-General António Guterres emphasized the critical importance of the expiring New START treaty, which limits the nuclear arsenals of the US and Russia, calling for countries to return to negotiations immediately for a successor agreement.

UN Secretary-General António Guterres urges the U.S. and Russia to quickly return to the negotiating table to agree on a new arms control framework as the New START nuclear treaty expires, marking a critical moment for international peace and security.

UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres described the end of the 'New START' treaty as a 'critical moment' for international peace and security, highlighting the absence of binding restrictions on the strategic nuclear arsenals of the U.S. and Russia for the first time in over fifty years.

The New START treaty, which served as a key safeguard against indiscriminate nuclear competition between the U.S. and Russia, has expired, raising concerns about increased global nuclear threats amid a shift in U.S. policy under President Donald Trump.

Dmitry Medvedev, Russia's Security Council Vice Chairman, taunted the United States on social media amid the termination of a nuclear weapons treaty between the two nations.

The EU is contemplating the establishment of its own nuclear protection amidst concerns over the reliability of the US nuclear shield, especially following Trump's presidency and the potential collapse of the New START treaty.

As the New START agreement nears its expiration, Russia prepares for a future without nuclear arsenal constraints, raising global security concerns.

The Kremlin warns that the expiration of the New Start treaty will lead to a more dangerous global situation regarding strategic offensive weapons.

The Kremlin warns that the expiration of the New Start treaty between Russia and the US could trigger a global arms race, marking a significant shift in nuclear weapons control after nearly 40 years.

Russia stated that the end of the New START nuclear arms control treaty with the United States would be detrimental to global security, while also expressing readiness for a 'new world' without limits on nuclear weapons.

Dmitry Medvedev, Deputy Chairman of the Russian Security Council, warned of the dangers associated with the expiration of the last nuclear arms treaty between the US and Russia.