The Weekly Debrief: Sixty Years After Cuban Missile Crisis, Nuclear War Fears Return
Russian President Vladimir Putin pictured Oct. 9, after a huge blast ripped through Russia's Crimea bridge.
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A week before the 60th anniversary of the start of the Cuban Missile Crisis, the geopolitical environment has completely changed, yet fear is rising again about a nuclear conflict between Russia and NATO. President Joe Biden addressed those concerns during a speech at a fundraising reception in New...
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