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A man walks past a television screen showing a news broadcast with file footage of a North Korean missile test, at a railway station in Seoul on December 31, 2022 after North Korea fired three short-range ballistic missiles according to South Korea's mili

North Korea's Strongest Nuclear Weapon Could Easily Reach United States Soil, Analyst Explains

North Korea is close to perfecting its strongest nuclear weapon yet, as analysts believe the Hwasong-18 nuclear missile is capable of reaching the U.S.

US Is The World's Biggest Importer Of Chocolate Products, Importing 746 Million Kilograms Per Year

A research firm expects the chocolate industry in the U.S., the world's biggest chocolate importer, to recover this year after dismal sales in 2022.

Iran Is Not Developing A Nuclear Weapon But 'Accelerated' Capacity To Build An Atomic Bomb

Iran's Bushehr nuclear power plant in a picture from November 10, 2019

A U.S. intelligence assessment said that Iran is not currently producing a nuclear weapon as the two countries restarted discussions to de-escalate tensions.

Lineup at the BRICS summit in 2019: Chinese President Xi Jinping (left); Russian President Vladimir Putin; Brazil's then president, Jair Bolsonaro; Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi; and South African President Cyril Ramaphosa

De-Dollarization: India Shuts Down Talk Of BRICS Currency

"Currencies will remain a national issue for a long time to come," India's Foreign Minister S. Jaishankar said amid speculations of Russia, China and other BRICS nations planning an alternative to dollar.

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North Korea has tested nuclear weapons six times since 2006 and touted the success of its last and most powerful test in 2017

North Korea Threatens US With Nuclear Weapons, Claiming It Attempts To 'Ignite' War

North Korea issued another nuclear threat against the U.S. as it marked the 73rd anniversary of the onset of the Korean War.

10 Best Restaurants In The World: Only One Is Found In US

A Peruvian restaurant offering a menu based on altitude has earned the title of this year's world's best restaurant, beating 49 other dining spots on the list.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu chairs a cabinet meeting in Jerusalem

US-Iran Nuclear Deal Will Not Stop Iranian Nukes: Netanyahu

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is still opposed to any nuclear pact with Iran, as the U.S. aims to reach an understanding with Tehran.

UK's Royal Navy Struggles To Staff Nuclear Submarines Amid Growing Global Tensions

The U.K.'s submarine service faces a daunting challenge in attracting new talent to operate the country's nuclear-powered and nuclear-armed submarines.

Russia regularly parades its nuclear-ready missile systems

Russia May Use Nuclear Weapons For 'Defensive Purposes,' Asks Other Countries To Prevent Nuclear War

Russia is not ruling out using nuclear weapons to defend itself from enemies while insisting it does not want an escalation to a nuclear war.

Russia, which is negotiating with Washington on the New START nuclear treaty, parades a Yars RS-24 intercontinental ballistic missile system through Red Square during a parade to mark the 75th anniversary of the victory over Nazi Germany in June 2020

Russian Political Scientist Says Nuclear Weapons Could 'Save Humanity,' Tells West To 'Back Off'

A former adviser to Russian President Vladimir Putin is urging Moscow to ramp up its nuclear threats to counter the West and "save humanity."

China is pushing ahead with the largest-ever expansion of its nuclear arsenal, experts say

China Had The Biggest Nuclear Weapons Increase Since 2022, Russia Comes Second [Infographic]

China added 60 new warheads to its growing stockpile in 2022, according to a think tank.

A North Korea flag flutters next to concertina wire at the North Korean embassy in Kuala Lumpur

Here's How North Korea Was Able To Establish A Hacker Workforce And Steal $3 Billion

North Korea's overseas hackers reportedly pretend to be Western IT workers or blockchain experts to penetrate their target companies and steal their funds.

Global Nuclear Weapons Stockpile Is Increasing; Russia Has 700 More Than US: SIPRI

A think tank warns that the world is "drifting into one of the most dangerous periods in human history" as the global nuclear weapons stockpile keeps expanding.

Russian riot police detained around 30 people at an unauthorised protest against "political repressions" outside the headquarters of the FSB security services in central Moscow

Michael Travis Leake Doesn't Know 'What I Am Accused Of' As Russia Detains Him Over Drugs

A U.S. military veteran living in Russia as a musician was accused of selling drugs after he was arrested in a drug raid by Russian authorities this week.

The Pentagon report said China would likely acquire around 1,500 nuclear warheads by 2035 at its current pace of expansion

China Busy With 'Major Nuclear Modernization'; US Partnerships To Deter Aggression: DoD Official

A senior defense official said maintaining deterrence remains the utmost priority of the U.S. and its allies as China moves to upgrade its nuclear arsenal.

China held three days of military exercises in response to Taiwan's president meeting with the US House speaker

China Could Force Taiwan To Agree To Reunification Without War

House lawmakers fear that Taiwan would be pressured to reunite with China if the latter seals off the island.

Smoke from Canada's wildfires casts a haze over the Philadelphia skyline, as seen from Camden, New Jersey

Here's How Canada's Wildfire Smoke Travels And Spreads Across US

Weather systems and climate change are exacerbating the effects of the wildfires raging across Canada as they send hazardous smoke toward the U.S.

Russian President Vladimir Putin attends the 10th National Congress of Judges, in Moscow

US Can't Stop Putin From Using Nuclear Weapons 'If He Chooses To': Harvard Fellow

A retired U.S. brigadier general said the West is incapable of deterring Russian President Vladimir Putin's possible use of nuclear weapons in Ukraine.

A Taiwanese F-16 fighter jet flying next to a Chinese H-6 bomber (top) in Taiwan's airspace

China Deploys 10 Military Aircraft, 4 Naval Vessels Around Taiwan Within Just 24 Hours

Taiwan's defense ministry detected another wave of Chinese incursions around the island as China continues its pressure campaign.

Illustration shows Iran's and U.S.' flags

US Will Not Allow Iran To Acquire Nuclear Weapons: 'All Options Are On The Table'

Secretary of State Antony Blinken said the U.S. will continue to pursue diplomacy to prevent Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons.

Ukrainian soldiers sit atop battle tanks deploying smokescreens as they join military drills

Ukraine Counteroffensive Has Likely Started; Has 'Enough Weapons' To Begin Defense Against Russia

The U.S. and Russia believe Ukraine has likely begun its long-awaited counteroffensive after observing a surge in fighting on the frontlines.

North Korea Earns Half Its Foreign Currency Income From Hacks, Cyberattacks: Biden Official

The U.S. has expressed concern over North Korea earning half of its foreign currency income from cybercrime activities and using it for its weapons program.

Russian President Vladimir Putin is not attending the G20 and his troops are in retreat in Ukraine

Putin's Nuclear Weapons Threats Are 'Signs Of A Weak Man': Zelensky

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said Russian President Vladimir Putin is resorting to threats of using nuclear weapons due to fears of losing the war.

Watch: China's Fighter Jet Performs 'Unnecessarily Aggressive Maneuver' On US Air Force Plane

The U.S. military has accused a Chinese fighter jet of making a dangerous intercept of a U.S. Air Force aircraft over the South China Sea.

US Senator Lindsey Graham has strongly criticized President Donald Trump's withdrawal of US troops from Syria

Russian Official Wants To Strike Alaska, Media Wants Sen. Graham Assassinated Over Edited Statement

South Carolina Sen. Lindsey Graham's edited comments regarding Russian deaths in the Ukraine invasion caused outrage and fury in Moscow.

Flags of Taiwan and U.S. are placed for a meeting in Taipei

US-Taiwan Nuclear Umbrella A Signal To China That Invasion Could 'Escalate To Nuclear Level'

Analysts believe Taiwan would benefit from joining the U.S. nuclear umbrella despite the grim possibility of a nuclear war with China.

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