An analyst says South Korea is the real victim of the deadlock in nuclear negotiations between the United States and North Korea.

The Nobel Peace Prize-winning International Campaign to Abolish Nuclear Weapons has found that the US signed more than one billion dollars in new missile contracts in the three months since October.

President Moon of South Korea says Seoul is ready to resume inter-Korean cooperation as a “concession” if it helps the denuclearization of its northern neighbor.

US senators have introduced a resolution requiring that any deal to share US nuclear power technology with Saudi Arabia prevent the kingdom from making a nuclear weapon.

Iran’s president has renewed his call for a Middle East free of nukes and other weapons of mass destruction.

Saudi Arabia is reportedly building its first known ballistic missile factory at an existing missile base near the central town of Al-Watah.

North Korean media say the denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula should also mean the removal of the US nuclear threat against North Korea.

US President Donald Trump has humiliated Saudi Arabia by saying the country’s King “might not be there for two weeks” without Washington’s support.

North Korea says its leader Kim Jong-un has witnessed the test of a new tactical weapon in his first publicized visit to a weapons test site since last year.

An analyst says United States withdrawal from the INF with Russia reflects the decline of the American empire.