Ukraine war: game theory reveals the complexities (and fragility) of a nuclear deterrent
So if the west does abandon Ukraine, game theory suggests that the world should expect a proliferation of nuclear powers.
North Korea resolved a major flaw in one of its missiles after it let Russia use them against Ukraine, Kyiv's spy chief says
Kyrylo Budanov said Russian use helped to modify the KN-23, one of North Korea's newest ballistic missiles, to fix poor ...
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Peace, both for Ukraine and North Korea too?
As Trump seeks to bring an end to the Ukrainian conflict, at the Asian end of the Eurasia less known peace-restoring ...
N. Koreans' high casualties in Ukraine blamed on inexperience
Many North Korean soldiers are trained to attack the enemy from the rear rather than engage in front-line combat, analysts ...
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Ukraine protest: Russian embassy surrounded by furious crowd
The rally, attended by a coalition of Ukrainian community groups and UK-based labour organisations, called for the withdrawal ...
Even as Macron flatters ‘Dear Donald,’ the US is deeply estranged from the West on Ukraine
Macron used his extensive repertoire of compliments, tactile body language and handshakes that never seemed to end on “Dear ...
Trump to meet with Zelensky to discuss minerals deal, Ukraine security
U.S. President Donald Trump and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky were set to discuss, and maybe conclude, a deal giving ...
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The Right U.S. Strategy for Russia-Ukraine Negotiations
Ukraine has considerable leverage in upcoming negotiations with Russia—as long as the United States stands by Kyiv and adopts ...