NUCLEAR WEAPONS

US Energy Secretary Rick Perry once famously said he would abolish the department he now heads

Elon Musk is considering deploying thousands of reflector satellites around Mars to make it warmer and possibly habitable.

The Russian and Chinese governments have accused the U.S. of initiating a new cold-war style arms race after the Pentagon tested missiles previously banned under the now-defunct 1987 INF treaty.

The United States would like a complete nuclear freeze in North Korea as the starting point of its denuclearization process.

President Trump has threatened further sanctions against Iran as the U.N. nuclear watchdog IAEA demands Iran curb its nuclear activities.

The head of the Defense Intelligence Agency believes that Russia has been conducting low-level nuclear tests, violating the Comprehensive Nuclear Test Ban Treaty (CTBT).

Kim Jong-un is sending a message to Presidenbt Donald Trump with a new but non-provocative missile test.

An outbreak of hysterical war-cry dominates the Russian media after the decision of the Union States to withdraw from the Intermediate Nuclear Forces (INF) treaty. The media warns of a unilateral strike against the U.S if Russia is threatened.

The statement in a North Korean propaganda outlet came even as officials from the isolated regime are pushing for a second summit between Kim Jong Un and President Donald Trump.

In response to heightened "operational and combat training of the United States and NATO countries near" Russian borders, the country said it would modernize its nuclear-powered submarine cruisers.

By contrast, U.S Secretary of State Mike Pompeo who lauded progress made on nearly all key issues.

Researchers from two U.S. universities determined if a country were to actually use nuclear weapons during wartime, it would suffer terribly if the number of warheads fired crossed 100.

The other economies part of the deal, namely Britain, France, Germany, Russia and China still contend the deal is the right option for Tehran and the world, and Iran’s foreign minister Mohammad Javad Zarif called "the remaining signatories and other trade partners" to "make up for Iran's losses" due to U.S.’ exit.

War-of-words that spiraled into the collapse of the summit in Singapore between President Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un began with allusions to the "Libya model".

“DPRK will further make peace efforts to achieve the development of inter-Korean relations, defuse acute military tensions and substantially remove the danger of war on the Korean peninsula,” North Korea's ambassador to the United Nations said.

The work was made possible with a technique called electron spin resonance spectroscopy.

On Saturday, the Russian Defense Ministry said they successfully launched the hypersonic missile dubbed the Kinzhal (dagger) missile — described as a weapon strong enough to pierce U.S. defenses.

The North Korean newspaper also sung high praises of North Korea developing Intercontinental ballistic missiles and hydrogen bomb, calling it “a brilliant victory."

There was little doubt that the animated speech was directed squarely at the United States.

An Iranian official accused country's enemies of using a lizard to spy on them.

A German spy chief accused North Korea of getting weapons parts through their embassy in Berlin.