Putin appeared on television to announce that Moscow is considering a resumption in testing for the first time since the collapse of the Soviet Union ended the Cold War in 1991.

Miller backs China’s territorial claims to Taiwan and views U.S. support for the island as an archaic holdover from the Cold War years. People learning self-defense at Fortitude Ranch in Texas.

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It is worth noting that, in their early decades, both the “rules-based international order” and post-Cold War globalization delivered real and substantial benefits to the United States as a whole.

"For 30 or 40 years, we have allowed countries to treat us unfairly in global trade, much of it during the Cold War because we wanted them to be rich and prosperous because they were our allies in the Cold War," Rubio told host Margaret Brennan.

He argued that after the Cold War, NATO drifted away from its core military mission and toward issues unrelated to deterrence and defense.

For the first time since the Cold War, Washington is openly treating a rival power not merely as a competitor, but as a comprehensive adversary, whose internal stability may ultimately shape the balance of global power.

The Cold War alliance emerged from the strategic realities of postwar reconstruction. Today, the rise of China and the instability of the regional security environment are again accelerating internal change.

Cost of Efficiency Alone After the Cold War, Western nations embraced a prolonged "peace dividend." A defining moment arrived in July 1993 at the Pentagon's "Last Supper" meeting.

In its report, the Oversight Committee said the United States is facing "a new cold war," and is in a more vulnerable situation than it was during the last cold war against the Soviet Union.

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The threat of nuclear war is not new: There is an archive of nuclear threats and alerts going back to the Cold War. Those threats are raising their ugly head again. How real is this current nuclear threat?

(Pierre-Philippe Marcou/AFP via Getty Images) Cold War Proposal The idea of a supranational European army was first proposed during the Cold War to counter the capabilities of the Soviet Union and ensure that German rearmament did not threaten its neighbors

In a December statement detailing the Drone Dominance Program, Secretary of War Pete Hegseth described the U.S. military's acquisition model since the Cold War era as one that focused on quality over quantity.

Institutions continued to leave their gold in these financial hubs following the end of Bretton Woods and the United States' suspension of gold convertibility, with Cold War-related military and security threats among the top reasons.

But there was no grace period, as the U.N. launched into the Cold War. Cold War Stalemate The U.N. was barely a year old when U.S.–Soviet rivalry turned the Security Council into a veto arena.

With the end of the Cold War, however, the opportunities for competition and the number of possible competitors declined and costs for programs skyrocketed.

This was published just after the Cold War had begun. There was no particular reason to think he had changed his mind and we have no indication as to why he dropped the section.

"But we are still spending far less than during the Cold War, even though the threats to our freedom and security are just as big—if not bigger."

It was founded during the Cold War, and was close to the Soviet Union and later communist Vietnam. It dropped its Marxist-Leninist ideology in the early 1990s.

of the Cold War, either inadequate or uninterested to perform such a thoughtfully orchestrated task.

(Allan Stein/The Epoch Times) A historical museum display highlights important symbols and artifacts from the Cold War on Nov. 4, 2025.

It had a much larger American military footprint during the Cold War. Trump Crossing ‘Red Lines’: Danish Ambassador The June 12 event at which Murkowksi spoke also included a panel with officials from Greenland, Denmark, and Norway.

War Chaos Played for Laughs ‘One, Two, Three’ In this farce that pokes fun at Germans, Americans, and Soviets, C.R.

World War or Cold War? The expansion of the Ottoman Empire was not solely resisted by Christian nations. Other Muslim states and tribes resisted, as well as the Hindus of India.

Lean toward the Soviet Union: Despite official nonalignment, India gravitated toward the Soviet Union during the Cold War, especially after the 1971 Indo-Soviet Treaty of Peace and Friendship.

The tradition originated during the Cold War era, after a department store advertisement mistakenly printed the wrong telephone number for children to call Santa Claus.

The 29-page report, “Analysis and Assessment of the Gateway Process,” is a combination of science, séance, and Cold War madness. It reads like Stephen Hawking fell asleep on a yoga mat and woke up in a pyramid scheme.

The United States' tragedy since the end of the Cold War has been the refusal to choose, the belief that it could defy history and remain omnipresent in perpetuity.

All of these threats died even before the Cold War.