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U.S. President Donald Trump speaks during a meeting with Chinese Vice Premier Liu He, in the Oval Office at the White House on January 31st, 2019, in Washington, D.C.
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The U.S. Will Withdraw From the INF Treaty. Experts Say This Could Start a Nuclear Arms Race.

The Trump administration argues that Russia deserves the blame for the treaty's collapse, although withdrawal is not likely to restore the country's compliance.

By Emily Moon
Beatrice Fihn
Social Justice

Beatrice Fihn Is Banning Nuclear Weapons, With or Without Us

The Swedish anti-nuclear activist led the United Nations to adopt the first legally binding global nuclear ban. Now, she's changing the culture.

By Emily Moon
U.S. soldiers participate in a South Korea-U.S. combined arms collective training exercise at the U.S. Army's Rodriguez shooting range in Pocheon, about 70 km northeast of Seoul, near the heavily fortified border with North Korea on September 19th, 2017.
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Viewfinder: Soldiers From the U.S. and South Korea Carry Out Combined Arms Training

U.S. soldiers participate in a South Korea-U.S. combined arms collective training exercise about 70 km northeast of Seoul, near the heavily fortified border with North Korea on September 19th, 2017.

By Pacific Standard Staff