The proposed U.S.-Saudi civil nuclear agreement would allow cooperation on energy development but reportedly lacks safeguards that have long been used to limit weapons proliferation risks.

France and Germany deepen military cooperation, with Berlin joining a French nuclear exercise for the first time as they move past the failed FCAS jet program

The agreement between Washington and Tehran includes provisions for nuclear monitoring, though Iran has said some sites will remain restricted until a final deal is reached

The alliance’s Nuclear Planning Group approved steps to strengthen nuclear planning and upgrade capabilities as NATO defense ministers also faced criticism over spending and a review of U.S. forces in Europe

Citing an unpredictable security environment, Finland's government has repealed a decades-old ban on nuclear weapons on its soil, though it says it has no current plans to host any

Russia's deputy foreign minister raised the specter of nuclear weapons use at the St. Petersburg forum, while also calling for normalized ties with Washington before the next U.S. election

Greece is among the cadre of countries participating in the exercises, which also includes Germany, the Netherlands, Belgium, Denmark, and Sweden

Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis outlines plans to explore small modular reactors and nuclear power for Greece, highlighting their role in meeting rising electricity demand and supporting shipping and technology sectors

Leaders from 41 countries, including Greece, gather in Paris to discuss nuclear energy’s role in carbon-free power, innovation, and financing, with a focus on European independence and industrial competitiveness

The Finnish government plans to amend its 1987 law, allowing NATO nuclear weapons on Finnish soil during wartime

France to expand nuclear arsenal and deploy “forward deterrence” with European allies, aiming to bolster continental security amid global conflicts and rising threats

Moscow and Beijing reject U.S. claims of covert nuclear activity, as Washington pushes for a new arms control pact including both nations

Moscow pledges to maintain missile and warhead restrictions under the New START treaty, stressing compliance is conditional on Washington, amid concerns of a potential three-way arms race with China

The U.S. president dismissed Russia’s proposal for a one-year extension of nuclear warhead caps after New START expired, calling instead for a broader, modern treaty that would include China

With the U.S.-Russia New START treaty expiring on February 5, the two nuclear powers face a world without limits on long-range warheads, prompting fears of an unregulated arms race while both sides weigh next steps

Russia’s Security Council deputy chief says the end of New START would leave the world’s largest nuclear powers without limits for the first time since the 1970s, urging global concern over potential risks

With the New START treaty set to expire February 5, Trump has yet to respond to Putin’s offer, raising fears of unrestrained nuclear buildup amid China’s growing arsenal