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Could a nuclear Iran start an arms race?
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US-Iran negotiations could leave Israel vulnerable to attack, experts say - analysis
Fire breaks out in Iranian military complex, no injuries reported
Trump cares more about Iran's nuclear weapons than its protesters, Vance says
Rubio expresses concern West Bank violence could hurt Gaza peace efforts
Rubio's comments came after a meeting of G7 foreign ministers in Canada, where he also discussed the Gaza stabilization force, Saudi relations, Iran sanctions, Syria, as well as other topics.
Trump's risky nuclear policy: 'Tepid legality' is preferable to 'maximum lethality' - opinion
Unless the United States and other states refuse to follow Donald Trump's incoherent policies, a nuclear war could rage until every sturdy flower of culture had been trampled.
Iran seeks ‘peaceful’ nuclear deal with US but vows no compromise on security
The United States, its European allies, and Israel accuse Tehran of using its nuclear program as a veil for efforts to try to develop the capability to produce weapons.
IAEA inspectors visited Iranian nuclear sites last week, foreign ministry says
Since the war in June, the IAEA has carried out around a dozen inspections; however, they haven't been given access to the Nuclear sites bombed by the US.
A crumbling empire: Is the Iranian Revolution finally at an end? - opinion
The struggle between Israel and Iran is not over; it has merely entered a cautious waiting phase. Israel must ensure that Iran never returns to that path again.
Iranian FM decries US as a 'bully' risking int'l conflict after Trump resumes nuclear testing
Trump on Thursday ordered the US military to immediately restart the process for testing nuclear weapons after a halt of 33 years.
Nuclear testing: Why did it stop, why test and who has nuclear weapons?
Russia held nuclear drills last week and has tested a nuclear-powered cruise missile and a nuclear-powered torpedo but has not tested a nuclear warhead
Trump asks Pentagon to immediately resume testing US nuclear weapons
US President Donald Trump instructed the Pentagon to immediately resume testing nuclear weapons after Russian President Putin conducted tests of nuclear weapons this past week.
Russia tested new nuclear-powered Burevestnik cruise missile
During the test on October 21, the missile was airborne for 15 hours and flew 14,000 km
Iran says it won't return to talks as long as US makes 'unreasonable demands'
Tehran and Washington engaged in five rounds of indirect nuclear negotiations that ended with the 12-day war in June, in which Israel and the US bombed Iranian nuclear sites.
