No 'American Leader Willing to Withdraw From Afghanistan'

The director of the Institute of Contemporary Islamic Thought, Zafar Bangash, joined Radio Sputnik’s Brian Becker to discuss the current situation in troubled Afghanistan, as reports suggest that the Taliban have become more active across the nation, following the 2001 US invasion.

Clinton Fundraisers Still Shrouded In Secrecy

Reporters cling to chain-link fences to catch fragments of private speeches to wealthy Provincetown donors.

Snowden: Leak Of NSA Hacking Tools Are Russia’s ‘Warning’ To The US Government

In a recent string of tweets, the whistleblower warned that recently leaked NSA hacking tools ‘could have significant foreign policy consequences. Particularly if any of those operations targeted US allies.’

US Guilty of 'Basically Unconditional Support' for Saudi War Crimes in Yemen

"Every day, we are seeing the devastating impact of the sale of arms and ammunition for use on civilians in Yemen."

Nearly 15 Years and $70 Billion Later, US Troops Still Endlessly Fighting Taliban

Brig. Gen. Charles Cleveland said mission would be 'temporary,' but would not say how long it would last, citing 'security reasons'

Gitmo lawyer explains CIA censorship of clients

President Barack Obama’s recent release of 15 prisoners from Guantanamo Bay marked the largest single transfer yet. However, as the US loosens its clutches on some detainees, the CIA’s grip on keeping them silent remains tight as ever.

Saudi Arabia Kills Civilians, the U.S. Looks the Other Way

In the span of four days earlier this month, the Saudi Arabia-led coalition in Yemen bombed a Doctors Without Borders-supported hospital, killing 19 people; a school, where 10 children, some as young as 8, died; and a vital bridge over which United Nations food supplies traveled, punishing millions.

Israel, Pakistan To Join Nevada War Games As US Prepares For Large-Scale Space & Cyber Wars

This week’s Red Flag military exercises are part of the military’s attempt to shift ‘its focus to prepare for potential wars against adversaries with advanced weapons.’

Russian Military Registers Seven Ceasefire Violations in Syria

The Russian center for Syrian reconciliation at the Hmeimim airbase registered a total of seven violations of the ceasefire regime in Syria in the last 24 hours, the Russian Defense Ministry said Tuesday.

Japan’s Abe Said to Resist Obama’s No First Use Nuclear Proposal

As US President Barack Obama considers formalizing a "no first use" nuclear policy, he’s getting pushback from a surprising ally.