NATO was founded in 1949 in the wake of the Soviet Union's blockade of Berlin, which forced Washington to airlift food and other necessities into the besieged German capital at the start of the Cold War.

Against the backdrop of the Ukraine conflict, the alignment of these major camps suggests the emergence of a new Cold War, characterized by heightened tensions yet falling short of the global conflagration of World War II."

Guo said there is a shift in U.S. expertise from traditional Cold War-era Soviet studies to a more China-centric focus.

The term "foreign agent," which has Cold War connotations of espionage, has been applied in Russia to organizations, journalists, and rights activists, and brings with it close government scrutiny.

A new Cold War, alongside hot wars such as the Russia–Ukraine conflict, will unfold globally.

"The current situation between the United States and China is only a temporary easing of tensions and a superficial reconciliation, but the long-term trend will still be an economic cold war.” Luo Ya and Ning Haizhong contributed to this report.

At the start of the Cold War, the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) was founded to protect Western democracies from communism. Seventy-three years later, Russia’s invasion of Ukraine shows it's time to reevaluate NATO’s purpose.

The 1986 book was published during the Cold War, when much remained classified. That led Mr. Crickmore to update his book in 2016. “Lockheed Blackbird: Beyond the Secret Missions” used material declassified over the previous 30 years.

Here I need to veer into a largely forgotten chapter in the history of the Cold War.

All that seemed to hold the old post-war social-democratic consensus together was the Cold War itself. Surely we should put aside our differences so long as our country faces an existential threat of Soviet communism.

The spy ring was active between the 1930s to 1950s, during World War Two and the beginning of the Cold War.

"That forced the West to acknowledge the reality that the cold war is still going on."

Radioactive 14C was released into the air during the Cold War because of nuclear bomb tests and has been in gradual decline since.

Together, they account for 15 percent of the Pentagon’s contract spending, which, defying experts of the early 1990s, has ballooned since the end of the Cold War.

–Soviet Cold War that was raging at the time—the leveraging of communist China as a counterbalance against rising Soviet power and influence in Asia and elsewhere. Others had different agendas.

(Matt Rourke/AP Photo) "The [defense industrial base] has been consolidated from 51 prime vendors following the Cold War down to just five major prime contractors developing our most critical weapon systems today," the Pentagon's acquisition transformation

The chief of defence said the first nuclear age was the Cold War and the second was the age of disarmament efforts and counter-proliferation. "But we are at the dawn of a third nuclear age which is altogether more complex.

The two-and-a-half MRC advocacy began to erode by the late 1990s with strong arguments that the Department of Defense budget was unsustainable in the face of requirements to re-capitalize Cold War era systems.

During the Cold War, the CIA covertly funded cultural outlets, newspapers, and broadcasters to counter Soviet influence across Europe.

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–Soviet Cold War and beyond, a stance that resonated in Tehran. China’s significant investments in Iran could be at risk or at least be problematic for the CCP on the diplomatic front. Let us examine the issue.

Fadden also warned that the use of espionage in Canada by countries including China is "as bad now as it was during the height of the Cold War."

The result is a more destabilized world in which the regions of the earth were being forced into discrete power blocks much as they had been during the first Cold War, according to Moon. “Things are not good right now,” she said.

NATO was created in 1949 when the United States, the UK, and France sought to create a strong military alliance against the Soviet Union as the Cold War began.

"It aims to reverse the post-Cold War security order in Europe and, by extension, refashion how the world operates.

The letter said the U.S. cobalt stockpile was down from approximately 13,000 tons during the Cold War to 333 tons.

Slowing Innovation William Greenwalt, a defense policy analyst and nonresident fellow at the American Enterprise Institute, said the weapons development method the United States used during World War II and the early parts of the Cold War is exemplary

Many of us—yours truly included—were amazed the Cold War ended with a whimper and the bad guys lost. I write this on memory. The paper’s author argued arsenal ships are cheap and quick to acquire.

Zheng noted that the United States was wary of a potential war of Beijing against Taiwan, meanwhile, NATO will launch the most significant military exercises since the Cold War in the week beginning Jan. 22, with Russia as the hypothetical enemy.

Perusing the more than a dozen bookshelves that line most walls in his apartment, you might come across a profile of the oil giant ExxonMobil, books on the Cold War, or even a pocket guide to trees.