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NYT: Snowden Retained 'Espionage Act' Attorney

Newspaper reports that NSA whistleblower sought counsel of lawyer who specializes in cases like his

Jon Queally · Apr 29, 2014

Edward Snowden talks during a simulcast conversation at the SXSW Interactive Festival on Monday, March 10, 2014, in Austin, Texas. (Photo by Jack Plunkett/Invision/AP)

Obama Urged to Show Restraint on Ukraine

Veteran Intelligence Professionals for Sanity · Apr 28, 2014

Masked pro Russian armed men stand at the city hall during negotiations about the release of foreign military observers being held by Ponomarev's group in Slovyansk, eastern Ukraine, Sunday, April 27, 2014. At least one of the eight European military observers held prisoner by pro-Russia insurgents in eastern Ukraine has been freed. Earlier in the day, the eight observers had been shown in public for the first time since they were detained on Friday and accused of spying for NATO. (AP Photo/Sergei Grits

Assassination Attempt on East Ukraine Mayor

Jon Queally · Apr 28, 2014

Beneath the Ukraine Crisis: Shale Gas

Nat Parry · Apr 25, 2014

There. He Said It: "World War III"

Jon Queally · Apr 25, 2014

The Dangerous Neocon-R2P Alliance

After U.S. neocons helped stir up a crisis in Ukraine—with a big assist from the biased American press corps – the Obama administration looked for a diplomatic off-ramp, but this pattern of hyped outrage and belated reconciliation is a risky way to make foreign policy

Robert Parry · Apr 20, 2014

Geneva Agreement over Eastern Ukraine May Have Overlooked One Thing: Eastern Ukrainians

Separatists, who say the Kiev government is illegimitate, say they are not obligated by deal made without their input or consent

Jon Queally · Apr 18, 2014

Ukraine Talks Result in Agreement to "De-escalate Tensions"

Expectations low, tensions high as US and Russia continue to trade accusations and offer competing narratives

Jon Queally · Apr 17, 2014

Fresh Warnings of 'Civil War' as Ukraine Launches Military Operation

Threats and warnings traded as Ukraine acting president announces 'anti-terrorist operation' has begun in the eastern regions

Jon Queally · Apr 15, 2014

10,000 Russians Rally Against 'Lies' of State-Run Media

Moscow protesters voice sympathy for people of Ukraine caught in regional crisis

Lauren McCauley · Apr 14, 2014

Ukraine: Diplomacy Continues Amid Building of Barricades

Direct talks scheduled between US, EU, Ukraine, and Russia as eastern cities continue to revolt, demand right to self-determination

Jon Queally · Apr 9, 2014

When Is a Putsch a Putsch? (The US False Narrative about Ukraine Continues)

Secretary of State John Kerry accuses Russia of a “contrived crisis” in Ukraine as the U.S.-backed coup regime in Kiev sends troops to crush resistance in the ethnic-Russian east. But the most “contrived” element of this crisis may be the false narrative in Washington.

Robert Parry · Apr 9, 2014

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