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Arms Control Association
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The Arms Control Association warns that US President Donald Trump, China's Xi Jinping and Russia's Vladimir Putin are failing to address the growing nuclear threat. The advocacy group argues that the leaders of the world's major nuclear powers are not pursuing arms control or risk-reduction measures, leaving global nuclear dangers largely unchecked at a time of heightened geopolitical tension.
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The Pentagon has acknowledged the existence of space weapons, according to a report from the Arms Control Association. The admission marks a notable shift in how the US military discusses its capabilities in orbit, touching on long-running debates over the militarisation of space and arms control. Details about the specific systems involved and their intended use were not immediately provided.