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U.S. representatives recently met with Russian counterparts in Vienna to discuss the future of arms control, including the 2010 New Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty (New START), which expires in February 2021. The backdrop to these discussions is Russia’s poor performance on bilateral and multilateral arms control treaties, and on confidence- and security-building measures (CSBMs) agreements.

Nikolay Kobrinets stressed that Russia had never used a selective approach to the commitments it made within the OSCE framework, and it has the right to expect the same from the other member-states in the organization

Moscow's decision to no longer share information about its conventional armed forces could spark more crises and increase risk of nuclear escalation, an arms control expert argues.

Top stories from the Russian press on Tuesday, March 7th

UK military adviser, Ian Stubbs, says that 1 year on from Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, Putin is losing strategically and at enormous cost to the Russian military.