Why Norway is restoring its Cold War military bunkers
Norway's proximity to the USSR in the Cold War led to it building many military bunkers – some of them vast secret bases.
Norway’s Cold War military bunkers are in use again: “If you end up in a war, how do you fight Russia?”
Tensions with Russia have led to Norway reopening their Cold War bunkers. It may sound like something out of a James Bond ...
The dangerous myth of U.S.-China cold war tensions
The United States is not in a cold war with China, and that’s precisely the problem. Unlike the Soviet Union, the Chinese ...
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Russia’s Typhoon-class Submarine Is Now a Museum
The submarine’s massive size and quiet operation—owing to advanced sound-dampening technologies—made it a formidable ghost in ...
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Stranger Things: The Soviet Plot and AI Arms Race, a Cold War AI Allegory
The Cold War, a decades-long geopolitical standoff between United States and the Soviet Union, is one of the most defining ...
Norway reactivates Cold War bunkers amid rising tensions with Russia
As tensions with Russia escalate, Norway is reviving two Cold War-era military bunkers, BBC reported. The Bardufoss Air ...
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MiG-105 Spiral: The Little-Known Soviet Starfighter
The Spiral’s primary mission, had it made it beyond the test stage, would have been a combination of reconnaissance and ...
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Oleg Gordievsky, Britain's most valuable Cold War spy inside the KGB, dies at 86
London — Oleg Gordievsky, a Soviet KGB officer who helped change the course of the Cold War by covertly passing secrets to ...
Unredacted JFK Files Reveal Details of 'Most Valuable Defector' in Cold War
Details regarding Anatoliy Golitsyn have been unredacted in the latest release of files about the assassination of President ...
Sweden plans largest military buildup since the Cold War amid Russia threat and uncertain US-EU ties
Sweden's prime minister said Wednesday his government aims to ramp up defense spending to a target of 3.5% of the Nordic ...
Cold War redux in more ways than one: Russia and the U.S. look to thaw relations in the hockey rink
Russian President Vladimir Putin revived the Cold War tradition of taking geopolitics onto the ice, suggesting in a call to ...
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Joyful Putin Pals Thank Trump for Victory in New Cold War
Kulikov referred to an “80-year war” between the United States and Russia—a belief that Russia did not lose the Cold War, but kept fighting it since 1945, with Ukraine as the latest ...