New START Treaty Capping Nuclear Weapons Arsenals Expires

TaiwanPlus News 2026-02-05

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The New START treaty that capped the US and Russian nuclear arsenals for more than a decade has expired without a replacement. As Washington considers its next moves, attention is on a third, rapidly growing nuclear arsenal: China's.

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