The Trump administration weighs extending the New START arms control treaty with Russia, but the decision partly hinges on whether China joins the process
WASHINGTON—The Trump administration is keeping open the possibility of extending the New START arms control treaty, but the decision will be influenced by three factors, including whether China agrees to join the arms control process, a U.S. official said Tuesday.
A day after a round of Russia-U.S. arms control talks in Vienna, the official said President Trump could agree to extend the 2011 accord, which is due to expire in February, if the parties make progress toward a new agreement that has tough verification measures,...
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