As Prime Minister Narendra Modi and President Vladimir Putin meet for their latest summit, the question dominating strategic ...

By bno Chennai Office Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's choice of a Toyota Fortuner SUV to ride with Russian President ...

India has reached a $2 billion deal to lease a nuclear submarine from Russia, enhancing its naval capabilities and training ...

US President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin have spent weeks trading threats to restart nuclear tests, an escalation kicked off by Putin’s boasts about tests of the Poseidon nuclear ...

“Russia’s testing, and China’s testing, but they don’t talk about it,” was President Donald Trump’s bold claim to CBS News about the U.S. adversaries’ nuclear weapons. China rejected this, but its ...

CFR scholars provide expert analysis and commentary on international issues. John Drennan is the Robert A. Belfer International Affairs Fellow in European Security at the Council on Foreign Relations.

Russian President Vladimir Putin has said the country has "unique solutions that can be utilised for powering data processing centres" and the plan is "to transition to the serial production of small ...

Satellite imagery showed construction progress at Egypt’s first nuclear power plant, El-Dabaa, a Russian-built facility set to host four reactors. Russian President Vladimir Putin and Egypt’s ...

Vladimir Putin said he is in good health after a two-day medical checkup despite backing out of a blood pressure test at an artificial intelligence conference, according to reports. Appearing at the ...

U.S. Energy Secretary Chris Wright announced Monday that the Department of Energy’s Loan Programs Office (LPO) will largely focus on financing nuclear power plants. "By far the biggest use of those ...

Russian President Vladimir Putin welcomed by a dancing robot as he arrived at an artificial intelligence conference in Moscow on Nov 19. Putin then took to the stage at the AI Journey conference, ...

They shouted no slogans nor held any placards. In their hands were petitions on seemingly innocuous subjects like air quality, city parks and paid parking. But the orderly line of people snaking ...