Russian Military: Four More Humanitarian Corridors Will be Opened in Aleppo

Russian and Syrian military are going to establish four more humanitarian corridors in the besieged city of Aleppo, in addition to three existing corridors that already helped hundreds to reach safety

Seven Saudi Soldiers Killed in Houthi Attack Near Yemen Border

The Saudi-led coalition intervening in Yemen's civil war has lost seven service personnel during a Houthi rebel attack, local media said.

urkish Police Block Access to NATO's Incirlik Air Base - Home of US Nukes

All inputs and outputs to the Incirlik Air Base located in Adana have been closed as Turkish Minister of European Affairs cautions that it is just a "safety inspection" while local newspapers speculate that a second coup attempt may be underway.

Protesters React To ‘Shameful’ DNC Leaks, Voice Support For Jill Stein

According to one pro-Bernie Sanders activist, leaked internal party emails show that ‘the Democratic Party is just as corrupt as the Republicans in many senses.’

What draws foreign fighters to Iraq and Syria

While some are motivated by a genuine desire to help, others have come seeking personal glory, fighters say.

Climate Crises Can Fuel Armed Conflict

New research adds to argument that extreme weather is linked to deadly violence, particularly in fractured countries

Debt-Ridden Puerto Rico a 'Corporate Welfare Paradise' for GMO Companies

-During decade-long debt crisis, U.S. colonial territory funneled over $500 million in public funds to Monsanto and other biotech multinationals

China, Russia Angry About THAAD in South Korea

The United States and South Korea are obsessed with containing North Korea, but Washington’s aggressive expansion of anti-missile systems in the Asian peninsula, as well as in the Baltics, leave Moscow and Beijing reticent to trust America’s leadership.

WikiLeaks Releases Hacked Audio of US Democratic Party Voicemails

After releasing nearly 20,000 emails from the US Democratic National Committee, WikiLeaks has dumped audio recordings from the organization.

US, Japan, Australia Step in for Weak SEAsia to Chide China

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The United States, Japan and Australia have urged China not to construct military outposts and reclaim land in the disputed South China Sea, in a strong show of support for Southeast Asian nations that have territorial disputes with Beijing in the resource-rich area.