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New hypersonic missiles will enter service next year, says Russian president
Decision comes five years after guerrilla group agreed historic peace deal
Free nations should not overstate the momentum or influence of autocrats
Negotiator who called the agreement ‘a complete loss’ to lead new round of negotiations
Ruling Fidesz party vows to counteract moves such as use of sanctions against individuals before next year’s election
Seoul complains Joe Biden’s policy is aimed at managing rather than solving the problem
Bashar al-Assad is slowly being brought back into regional diplomatic society
If the US is serious about winning its contest with China, it needs a strategy for the whole world, not just the Indo-Pacific
US president’s remarks could raise tensions just days after first meeting with Xi Jinping
Biden tries to smooth over frictions with neighbours in first summit since 2016
Hackers believed to be sponsored by Tehran are targeting ‘US critical infrastructure’
Washington’s absence from deals such as CPTPP lets Beijing dominate economic governance in region
Germany and France vow support for Kyiv as Nato chief says ‘unusual concentrations’ of forces being closely monitored
The EU and US must find ways to deter renewed aggression by Moscow
The US believes Beijing will quadruple its warhead arsenal by 2030. Could this alter the balance of power in Asia?
US alarmed by China’s military assertiveness but Beijing wants return to less antagonistic relations
Kyiv’s deputy defence minister tells FT western intelligence not just based on troop surge at border
Meeting marks intensified effort to smooth US-China relations amid concerns about Beijing’s military activity
Extending emergency aid does not imply legitimising the Taliban
Kingdom’s refusal to pump more oil blamed on US president’s coolness towards crown prince
Cold war strategist says artificial intelligence poses far greater challenge than nuclear weapons
European and Asian capitals intensify behind-the-scenes pressure amid fears US will change doctrine
US president tries to dampen anger in Paris over Washington’s security deal with the UK and Australia
Tense backdrop as Ankara seeks fighter jets from Washington instead of turning to Moscow
Mark Milley says Washington paying close attention after test of ‘very concerning’ nuclear-capable system
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