Doctors and psychologists were compelled to help torture detainees, report says
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David Cameron Warns U.K. Press Against Further Snowden Leaks
May take legal action against newspapers that don’t show “social responsibility”
Spanish Media: NSA ‘Spied on 60 Million Phone Calls’
Allegations made by civil liberties journalist Glenn Greenwald based on Snowden documents
The Campaign to Kill ‘Killer Robots’ Gains Steam
A global movement is gaining traction in its effort to ban ‘killer robots’ that are able to target designated enemies on their own
Sharif Calls on Obama as U.S. and Pakistan Try to Turn the Corner
No major breakthroughs are expected, but a friendly summit would be an achievement
Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch Blast U.S. Drone Strikes
New reports from Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch challenge the legality of U.S. drone strikes in Pakistan and Yemen
Greenwald: Significant Revelations on NSA Spying to Come
Reporter behind Snowden leaks urges journalists to band together against ‘sustained attack’ on press freedom
U.S. Ambassador to France Summoned Over New Snowden Leaks
NSA reportedly eavesdropped on over 70 million French phone calls in just under a month
Mexico Slams NSA For Hacking President’s Email
Disclosures made in documents leaked by whistleblower Edward Snowden
World Shrugs Off U.S. Shutdown, But Braces For What’s Next
World markets can deal with the fact that Congress hasn’t agreed on a budget, but it’s the looming default crisis that has them spooked
The Real News at the U.N.: U.S. Signs Arms Trade Treaty
The most important thing to happen at the U.N. this week may not have been a General Assembly speech
After the G-20, Should the U.S. Turn to an Alliance of Democracies?
The G-20 summit drew to a close this weekend in St. Petersburg shadowed by the same dark clouds that loomed when it started on Thursday. Deep divisions over whether to punish the Syrian regime for its alleged use of chemical …
At the G-20, Obama’s Syria Efforts Take a Hit as Putin Gains Support
Whatever his other failings at the G-20 summit on Thursday, U.S. President Barack Obama still made the grandest entrance. Driving up to the venue — an imperial palace in the Russian city of St. Petersburg — the other world …