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Russia is bragging about testing an icbm, maybe trying to project power. as the u.s. assesses russia has so far made no major gains territorially in the east. does any of this surprise you? >> ana, lets talk about initiative. right now nato, the west, and by extrapolation the united states, has surrendered all open initiatives to a third-world dictator who is armed with nuclear weapons. this is not a great position for the west to be in right now. and the fact that we suspended a similar test in...

From drones to cameras rigged on rockets, North Korea is upgrading TV techniques to boost its image

SEOUL, South Korea (AP) — North Korea said Sunday it has successfully test-fired a...

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un fired a massive intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) high into space Thursday.

Impact event, russia resorting to the use of tactical or battlefield nuclear weapons. as you look at this, how real a threat is that, and how should you and i and the u.s. and the ukraine prepare for that? >> well, its a real threat. putin has indicated that he has nuclear weapons. we dont need that type of reminder. the concern that i have is that the russians have a different perspective of the use of nuclear weapons than the western powers and certainly the united states. in the united states...

TOKYO -- The Hwasong-17 intercontinental ballistic missile launched by North Korea on Thursday surprised many with the leap it represents in Pyongyang

North Korea has oft been said to be the land of only bad options. That is ever more so as the North rapidly moves ahead with missile and nuclear development.

North Korea launched an intercontinental ballistic missile Thursday for the first time since 2017, a major escalation of tensions over Kim Jong Un's weapons program.

Incoming leader Yoon Suk-yeol wants Washington to redeploy nuclear bombers and submarines to the Korean peninsula as Kim Jong-un’s missile tests continue and China seems to have stopped ‘leaning on the North to behave’.

North Korea feared to return to nuclear brinkmanship