Cold War

The Joint Air-to-Ground Missile is set to replace the Hellfire used in various U.S. military operations, from invasions to assassinations.

U.N. Secretary-General António Guterres said the mechanisms that prevented the last Cold War from escalating no longer exist. That spells trouble.

Newsweek speaks to several leading Cold War historians about the current conflict between America and Russia.

Relations have deteriorated between Russia and the West since the Kremlin annexed Crimea in 2014.

The 678th Air Defense Artillery Brigade uncased its colors as tensions between Russia and the West began to peak.

Russia denies being behind the attempted murder of the Skripals—but Western allies blame Moscow.

A top Chinese government spokesman channeled civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr. to urge greater communication with the U.S.

On February 14, 1950, the People’s Republic of China and the Soviet Union signed the Sino-Soviet Treaty of Friendship, Alliance and Mutual Assistance.

The "Baywatch" actor had a huge hit in Germany when the wall fell, but rumors he thinks he reunited Berlin get him angry.

Beijing was not happy after Trump named China as a major threat to America's interests.

Gavin Williamson warned that Russian ships pose a threat to millions of Britons.

Cyberattack and artificial intelligence are already being integrated into the arsenals of the world's leading militaries.

North Korea claimed millions visited the captured USS Pueblo, which lies on the Pothong River at the Victorious Fatherland Liberation War Museum in Pyongyang.

After the world's deadliest conflict, a future secretary of state decided to split North and South Korea based on a map he found in a magazine.

The second North Korean soldier in a month made a mad dash into South Korea.

Never-before-seen footage shows nuclear missile testing from the 1950s and 1960s.

Beijing’s man in Moscow said the key to Russia and China’s relationship was their mutual abandonment of Cold War logic.

Thirty years after Gorbachev and Reagan signed a landmark deal to stop an arms race in Europe, the pact was on the fritz.

Russia's deputy defense minister took several jabs at the U.S., warning that it is becoming unclear what needs to happen to improve relations.

Iran is looking to project its military power and establish ties abroad at a time when the U.S., Israel and Saudi Arabia have tried to isolate it.

The 280-foot-tall spy tower, nearly the size of the Statue of Liberty, can reportedly pick up radio signals across the Baltic and in parts of Russia.

The president said Russia had been heavily sanctioned and it would be beneficial to work together.

Russia donated a satellite station to Nicaragua as the two nations have increasingly sought closer military ties.

Finance Ministry spokesman Michal Zurovec said a part-cash transaction is preferred.

Jens Stoltenberg spoke as 4,000 troops prepare to shore up defenses around the Baltic Sea.

Russian leaders, all trained as secret service officers, are steeped in Cold War rhetoric and beliefs.

In a galaxy not so far, far away there was a real-life Star Wars program.

A newly declassified U.S. government report reveals top-secret details about a massive NATO war game.

The Soviet system failed because it didn’t work; China will be a tougher adversary.

The international star, famous for roles in ballets like “Swan Lake” and “The Dying Swan,” died on Saturday.