Nuclear

WASHINGTON, D.C. - The Senate Armed Services Committee advanced an amendment aimed at reducing the amount of time it would take to carry out a nuclear test. The amendment, offered by…
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TEHRAN, Mar. 04 (MNA) – Iran’s permanent representative to the IAEA said the Agency’s request for clarification or access to additional locations based on unfounded claims does not…
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NEW DELHI - India's recent policies in the disputed Kashmir risk creating a serious refugee crisis that could create a domino effect, leading to a total war with neighboring Pakistan,…
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WASHINGTON - Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergey Riabkov said his country does not see the political will of the United States to extend the Strategic Weapons Reduction Treaty (START…
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MOSCOW - Russia's train-driven Barguzin missile project could be revived, leaving only one question as to Russia's need to resuscitate it, says an international security expert. For…
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BEIJING - 55 years ago, on October 16, 1964, China tested its first atomic bomb. Today Beijing has 290 nuclear warheads at its disposal, making it the third largest arsenal in the world…
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MOSCOW - Russia is ready to become Cuba's strategic partner in the peaceful use of atomic energy if Havana so decides, said the first deputy head of the Russian government office,…
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BEIJING - A Chinese military parade scheduled for Tuesday will offer a rare opportunity to learn about the Asian arsenal. A nuclear missile that could hit the United States in 30…
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MOSCOW - The new Borei class attack submarine, Knyaz Oleg (Prince Oleg), will join the Russian Navy Pacific Fleet in 2020, media reported. The submersible was originally intended to…
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SOFIA - Scientist made statement after a Russian nuclear company won bid for construction of a nuclear power plant in Bulgaria. Bulgarian nuclear physicist and former chairman of the…
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