The end of the New START treaty between the United States and Russia marks a pivotal moment in the history of nuclear weapons, ushering in a new era of strategic ambiguity.

Despite the Trump administration’s direct complicity in the aggression on the Arab world and the wider Middle East, the president’s new national security strategy sketches a shift in Washington’s priorities, signaling a pullback from the region.

Talking about nuclear war is no longer a Cold War relic; it’s resurfacing after Trump announced that the U.S. will soon resume regular nuclear weapons tests, a move described as the most symbolic sign of a renewed global arms race.

Trade relations between China and the U.S. have escalated this month after Beijing imposed strict restrictions on exports of rare earth minerals and related technologies to international markets.

In 2017, China’s government defined its long-term strategy for AI: become a global AI leader to boost its technological and economic progress.