Cold War
What Vladimir Putin Has Said About Finland and Sweden Joining NATO
The Russian leader has repeatedly said that an eastward expansion of the Cold War Western alliance was the main reason why Russia invaded Ukraine.
DeSantis Says 'Cold War' Coming if Stacey Abrams Wins Georgia Election
DeSantis made the comment during a press event Friday morning.
U.S. Tells India There Will Be 'Consequences' for Dodging Russia Sanctions
The U.S. issued the warning on Thursday, the same day Russian foreign minister Sergey Lavrov arrived in India after concluding a two-day visit to China.
The End of the Unipolar Moment
Effective statesmanship calls for recognizing the world as it is—not in wishcasting what it could, or should, be.
Russia Calls for Cold War-esque relations With the U.S.
Alexander Darchiyev, a director at the Russian foreign ministry, told Interfax there was "peaceful coexistence" between Moscow and Washington in the past.
Tucker Carlson Says U.S. Is 'at War With Russia'
Carlson claimed the Biden administration had inserted itself into a "hot war" between Ukraine and Russia.
A Eulogy for the Post-Cold War World Order
The post-Cold War era is over. The signs of its demise abound, and they are not small ones.
Putin's Authoritarianism Has Rooted Itself in Republicans
The world is currently and frighteningly locked in a battle to the death between democracy and authoritarianism.
Nuclear Weapons Explained As Russia Puts Deterrent on High Alert
The key difference between a nuclear explosion and a conventional explosion is the amount of energy that is released in their detonations.
Trump-Cheney 'Proxy War' May Leave Behind 'Rubble,' Wyoming Newspaper Warns
"That battle over the future of the Republican Party is playing out within our borders," the Casper Star-Tribune's editorial board wrote.
China Says U.S. Has Lost Global Credibility, Urges Russia Alignment
Foreign Minister Wang Yi said on Thursday that Moscow and Beijing can together resist American "hegemonism."
China's Xi Warns Against Cold War 'Relapse' Before Meeting Biden
The leaders are set to have their first "face-to-face" virtual meeting next week, with reports suggesting the summit could take place as soon as Monday.
Lloyd Austin Won't Discuss 'Hypothetical' Where China Attacks Taiwan
"Nobody wants to see cross-Strait issues come to blows—certainly not President Biden, and there's no reason that it should," Austin said.
White House Shows Interest in Project Aimed at Preventing 'New Cold War'
Geneva Science and Diplomacy Anticipator, or GESDA, hopes to convene policymakers and scientists worldwide in the interest of spreading advances globally.
Joe Biden to Use First U.N. Address to Warn Against Cold War With China
U.N. Secretary-General António Guterres has said that a U.S.-China Cold War would be "dangerous and more difficult to manage" than past conflicts.
U.N. Warns U.S., China of 'Cold War' Risks, Urges Repairing Relationship
"We need to avoid at all cost a Cold War that would be different from the past one, and probably more dangerous...," UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres said.
Live Updates: France Furious with U.S. Over 'Regretful' Deal with Australia
China has reacted with angry after the U.S., U.K., and Australia announced a major security pact that will see the countries co-develop nuclear submarines for missions near Beijing.
China Submarines Used U.K. Warships for Target Practice, State Media Claims
After the press reported the detection of Chinese submarines by the U.K.'s carrier strike group, a Communist Party newspaper claimed it was part of the plan.
Biden Keeps Up Monthly Warship Patrols in Taiwan Strait Amid China Protests
The Arleigh Burke-class guided missile destroyer USS Benfold made its maiden Taiwan Strait transit on Wednesday.
Why We Are Still Living in Ronald Reagan's America
The 40th president's optimistic faith—and lucky timing—help explain his enduring appeal.
U.S. and Russia Refuse to Back Down as Black Sea Tensions Rise
Ongoing confrontations between NATO and Russian forces in recent weeks have prompted fears of a sudden, violent escalation.
Russian Navy Warships Come Within Two Dozen Miles of Hawaii
U.S. Navy Captain Mike Kafka said the Russian vessels had left the area following drills in the Pacific.
With Open Skies Treaty Dead, Russia Kills 'Open Lands' Deal with U.S.
Russian Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin has ordered the termination of the near 30-year "Open Lands" memorandum of understanding that allowed for the mutual easing of travel restrictions for U.S. and Russian personnel in respective host countries.
Central and Eastern Europe Help Show the Path Forward
These leaders are unabashed about the superiority of their unique cultural and national heritages over the Brussels-based European Union siren song.
American Cold War Adviser Asks Vladimir Putin for Russian Citizenship
New York-born Suzanne Massie told Kremlin-friendly channel NTV it would be a great "honor" to become a a Russian citizen.
Woman Shares Her Life in a Cold War 'Bunker' Where the Whole Town Live
Begich Towers, otherwise known as the BTI building, is a 14-storey complex which has been turned into a condominium association with 196 units.
Russian Diplomat Says U.S. Should Stop Rallying Allies Against Them
Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov said Moscow is ready to improve ties with Washington if the U.S. stops posturing like a "sovereign" rallying its allies against Russia and China.
Politicians Remember Late Former Secretary of State George Shultz
The former statesman was described as a true "patriot" by top officials and policy influencers.
WWII Hero and 'Candy Bomber' Contracts COVID-19, Family Says
Halverson and other pilots were participants in "Operation Little Vittles," which dropped tons of candy to German children near the beginning of the Cold War.
Russia Is Key to Preventing U.S.-China Cold War: Gorbachev
The former Soviet leader warned that the coronavirus pandemic has set Washington, D.C. and Beijing on the path to conflict.