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Saharan dust winds carry radiation from Cold War-era nuclear testing: Study
The nuclear tests conducted by the United States and the then USSR (present day Russia) during the Cold War-era have left ...
Why Is Trump Trying to Lose Our New Cold War With China?
Trump and his team are still clear about the risks of China’s growing influence—Secretary of State Marco Rubio said as much ...
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MiG-25: The Soviet Speed Demon That Ruled the Cold War Skies
Built for speed, the MiG-25 Foxbat became one of the Cold War’s most feared interceptors. With a top speed over Mach 3 and ...
Spies or Scapegoats: Does New Evidence Exonerate the Rosenbergs?
Julius and Ethel Rosenberg were put to death for spying for the Soviet Union. Decades later, we’re still grappling with what ...
Cold War 2.0? Russia, China And The U.S. Clash Over Arctic Resources
Investment in Pituffik has been inconsistent, however, and its importance has waned since the Cold War. Renewed attention to ...
National Interest on MSN2d
Is Russia’s Biggest Battlecruiser Finally Ready to Make Its Return?
Admiral Nakhimov will be returned to service so that Moscow can lay claim to operating the largest non-aircraft carrier ...
What was the first American album to be officially released in the USSR?
Rock music was placed under heavy restrictions in the USSR during the Cold War, but, in 1988, the regime allowed Bon Jovi to ...
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Sukhoi T-4MS: The Soviet Stealth Bomber That Never Was
The Cold War ushered in a “renaissance for bomber aviation.” But the Kremlin’s demands for the Sukhoi T-4MS were more than the company could handle.