SLBMs can be launched from underwater nearly anywhere in the world—and are incredibly difficult to intercept, making them ideal second-strike nuclear weapons.

As Moscow threatens to launch nuclear warheads against NATO states helping Ukraine fend off the Russian invaders, the world ...

During the Falklands conflict, British ships carried depth bombs designed to destroy submarines with nuclear force. Crews ...

Trump’s message at the end of last month is that the U.S. is no longer willing to ignore obvious dangers, especially if China ...

Saudi Arabia wants to develop its own nuclear weapons. Failing that, it wishes to partner with nuclear nations—ideally, but ...

Iran is legally obliged to cooperate with the IAEA under the Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty. But it has not yet provided ...

Iranian scientists and nuclear experts made a second covert visit to Russia last year, in what the US claims has been a push ...

Airbus chairman Rene Obermann on Wednesday called on European countries to acquire tactical nuclear weapons in response to ...

Russian officials say they are waiting for an explanation from President Donald Trump about nuclear testing. He hasn't given ...

Iran’s foreign minister said his country would halt plans for a reinstatement of nuclear inspections at a time of heightened ...

Lawler, who served in the CIA from 1980 to 2005, stated that preventing proliferation remains essential to reducing nuclear ...