Israel-Iran tensions settle into Cold War-like standoff after U.S. airstrikes, with experts suggesting managed containment as the realistic path forward instead of reconciliation.

Hawks want a new Cold War but are cagey about the cost. So we did the math. by Christopher Preble and Julia Gledhill, opinion contributors - 09/06/24 12:00 PM ET ...

And so the second half of the Cold War is then marked by this period of nuclear arsenals getting smaller, of arms control. And that was the world that we were in for about 20 years after the end ...

Some analysts, particularly our own Sumantra Maitra, have argued that the Cold War world system is giving way to an older style of international relations, the concert of powers.As the horror show ...

Thus, even the current U.S. deterrence strategy of nuclear retaliation, often referenced as a secure, ... pe-emptive strike that worried the United States through much of the Cold War.] ...

The proposed concept of MAIM echoes Cold War deterrence strategies. The goal would not be to encourage physical strikes, but rather pose a credible a threat that any attempt at an AI monopoly will ...

The UK said it's buying 12 F-35As to restore the Royal Air Force's ability to conduct nuclear attacks.

Russia’s use of a nuclear-capable ballistic missile marks a decisive, and potentially dangerous moment in Moscow’s conflict with the West.

Britain to equip air force with nuclear-capable jets, signaling major military pivot amid rising global tensions ...