The second wave of nuclear weapons was mostly in what was then called the ‘Third World’: successful weapons tests in 1991 in ...

Germany, due to its Second World War past, has bound itself to non-nuclear defence in a number of international treaties but participates in NATO weapons-sharing arrangements.

The German chancellor-in-waiting said he would like talks with France and Britain about sharing weapons, but not as a ...

Some of their weapons date to the Second World War or earlier, but include modern weapons, including deadly first-person view drones, shoulder-launched anti-aircraft weapons and Russian anti-tank ...

Since the development of nuclear weapons during the Second World War, there have been more than a dozen "close calls" – incidents in which the deployment of such weapons was only narrowly avoided.