Global nuclear stability is entering one of its most dangerous phases in modern history. With the New START treaty officially expired, the last remaining arms control agreement limiting the world’s two largest nuclear arsenals, the global security framework is now without formal restrictions for the first time in over five decades. The crisis has deepened after the United States accused China of secretly conducting covert nuclear explosive tests. US officials allege that Beijing prepared explosive nuclear tests with yields reaching hundreds of tons, claiming these actions violate long-standing international commitments to suspend nuclear testing. WATCH 

In Kyrgyzstan, President Vladimir Putin has revealed aspects of Russia’s next-generation military arsenal, leaving CSTO allies both impressed and alarmed. Putin signaled a serious strategic vision for the Collective Security Treaty Organization (CSTO) in 2026. Kremlin sources highlight that Russia is pushing for deeper defense integration, combat-proven weapon support and a pan-Eurasian security blueprint. Meanwhile, Lukashenko warned of acute border threats, describing Belarus as standing inside a “besieged fortress.” WATCH