Thursday, Jan 30

North Korea's Kim Jong Un calls for nuclear expansion coinciding with Donald Trump's diplomatic overtures in his second term.

Thursday, Jan 30

The Doomsday Clock has moved to 89 seconds to midnight, signaling unprecedented global risks including nuclear threats and climate change.

Thursday, Jan 30

Atomic scientists adjust the Doomsday Clock closer to midnight, warning of nuclear threats, climate change, and AI risks to global security.

Thursday, Jan 30

As tensions escalate, Kim Jong Un calls for expanding North Korea's nuclear capabilities while Trump signals willingness to re-engage in diplomacy.

Wednesday, Jan 29

The Doomsday Clock, now set at 89 seconds to midnight, highlights escalating global risks including climate change and nuclear threats.

Tuesday, Jan 28

The Doomsday Clock has been set to 89 seconds to midnight, marking unprecedented risks from nuclear tensions, climate change, and military AI applications.

Tuesday, Jan 28

North Korea tests cruise missiles and vows a strong response to US military drills, seeking to gauge Washington's willingness for dialogue under Trump.

Wednesday, Jan 22

Iran accelerates uranium enrichment while appealing for renewed dialogue with Trump's administration to address nuclear concerns.

Tuesday, Jan 21

Donald Trump's claim during his inauguration that Americans "split the atom" sparks outrage in New Zealand, emphasizing the achievements of Sir Ernest Rutherford.

Saturday, Jan 18

Iran and Russia are deepening diplomatic ties, focusing on nuclear energy projects and signaling a potential shift in regional dynamics as U.S. policy recalibrates.