In Europe, the first Western priority is to preserve the fruits of the satisfactory outcome of the Cold War.

But sure enough, two and a half decades later, mainstream media—the same voices who once favored arms control and peace during the Cold War—is agitating for war with Russia.

His criticism of Cold War military policy was right, despite his sloppy association of all these issues under his largely drug-induced poetic license.

[like] we've done with Russia already [back in the Cold War]. We could do the same thing with China.” A Precedent for Other States Thomas urged other states to follow Missouri’s lead.

They will have to return to the lessons and hard experience of the Cold War, when some of today’s most senior officers were juniors at the start of their careers and rigorously trained for World War III against Warsaw Pact forces.

Some 20,000 UK service personnel will take part in NATO Exercise Steadfast Defender across Europe, the alliance’s biggest such exercise since the end of the Cold War. The MoD has been contacted for comment.

And last week, the British prime minister announced the biggest increase in defence spending since the end of the Cold War, and we will go further,” said Healey. His visit to meet the U.S.

For them, the Cold War exists only in history books—which they didn’t necessarily read. High schools in only 31 states require a yearlong U.S. history course. ...

COPENHAGEN, Denmark—Arne Treholt, the former Norwegian Foreign Ministry official who was convicted of spying for the Soviet Union in what became Norway’s biggest Cold War espionage scandal, has died, authorities said Monday. He was 80.

NR | 1h 36m | Adventure | Drama, War | 1951 The Cold War officially began in 1947, roughly two years after World War II ended.

During the Cold War, Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn called our broadcasters “the most powerful weapon” we possessed against Soviet communism.

That is a delusion, as this column argued nearly a year ago, after the Russo-Ukrainian War flared up. The unipolar moment of unquestioned American hegemony that briefly existed in the aftermath of the Cold War is, in fact, now over.

That’s because the Tu-95 and Tu-22 have not been manufactured since the Cold War, and therefore cannot be replaced until the Russian military manufactures new nuclear bombers. 

As part of America's successful containment strategy in the Cold War, which led to the bloodless collapse of the Soviet Union, its only rival as a superpower, the United States made its incomparably rich market relatively accessible to a number of countries

Some may dismiss this as just a minor incident in a bigger Cold War Chapter 2. After all, the balloon has been detected—not surprising given how controlled U.S. airspace is and has been since the Cold War Chapter 1—and no real damage was done.

Commentary The “new Cold War” is not yet as clearly delineated as Cold War I, but new strategic shapes are definitely emerging.

This action represents the most substantial escalation of NATO's presence since the Cold War era.

‘Relitigate’ End of Cold War Russia’s aim for the war in Ukraine is, at a minimum, to destabilize Ukraine and force its dependence on Russia.

-deployed nuclear forces to fewer than 2,000 warheads for about 24 years (2002–2026), while Russian nuclear modernization was eventually completed, and the post-Cold War economic decline in Russia could be overcome.

It has emerged as a threat comparable to or greater than was posed by the Soviet Union in the Cold War. It is as implacable an enemy of our nation and values, and it is increasingly well armed,” Mr. Schindler summed up in his article.

European Leaders to Count Cost of Ukraine War 19. Russia, Iran Sign Rail Deal 20. Russia Renounces Cold War-Era Treaty 21. Russian Villages Cope with Wildfire Aftermath 22. Head of Ukraine Supreme Court Arrested 23.

We’re in a new Cold War, folks. But unlike the Soviet Union, China wields not just military and political clout but an economic hammer that can disrupt markets and influence nations. We can no longer afford to be complacent or naïve.

The Labor Premier McGowan is currently touring China—WA's largest trading partner—and has been vocal in his support for stronger economic ties with Beijing and critical of any talk of a "Cold War."

In the aftermath of the Cold War, NATO’s principle of “collective defense” has been adapted to encompass not only traditional military threats but also emerging non-traditional challenges.

Given the Cold War-esque tension between the two, you’d expect this geopolitical friction to be a goldmine for narrative cinema, with plenty of potential for interesting (and entertaining) storylines rooted in the ongoing conflict.

By the post-Cold War mid-1990s, however, U.S. nuclear power plants were increasingly importing less expensive low-enriched uranium (LEU) largely from Russia and Kazakhstan.

The United States spent 41 percent of GDP on defense at the height of World War II and 10 percent during the Cold War. It was a lot of money, but our freedom was worth the expense.

It started with the Great War and the income tax. It grew and grew and exploded in size during the New Deal and World War II. The Cold War and Great Society added ever more.

Kovrig said Wang’s interview with CTV was a calculated move by Beijing, made “in the context of a much broader strategic rivalry and growing cold war between China and the U.S.”

Putin's decision to send troops into Ukraine in February 2022 triggered Europe's deadliest conflict since World War II and the gravest confrontation between Russia and the West since the depths of the Cold War.