Guatemala's government has formed a committee to investigate the US scientists who deliberately infected hundreds of Guatemalans with sexually transmitted diseases.

Millions have taken to the streets in Europe to protest against austerity measures to hit public spending and services across the continent -- something Europe has not witnessed in recent memory.

The non-UN-sanctioned attacks by unmanned US planes on Pakistan continue to take their tolls as such airstrikes have been stepped up to their record high this year.

Blackwater/Xe mercenaries operate in a shadow system that allows the US to commit atrocities with impunity in various conflicts, according to the executive editor of Mediachannel.

The following is Press TV's interview with Ivan Eland, of the center on Peace and Liberty Independent Institute and author of the book The Empire Has No Clothes: US Foreign Policy Exposed.

A militant group has claimed responsibility for an attack on NATO supply trucks in Pakistan, which killed three people and injured eight others.

Executive Editor of Mediachannel.org Danny Schechter, along with Political Analyst Saeed Ahmad Khamoush, and Lecturer and Political Analyst Jafar Hassan have joined Press TV in an interview to discuss Afghan President Hamid Karzai's decision to ban eight foreign security contractors from operating in the country.

Pakistan has blocked the main NATO supply route to Afghanistan, after a series of airstrikes by the US-led military in Afghanistan killed several people in Pakistan.

Pakistan has blocked the main NATO supply route to Afghanistan, after a series of airstrikes by the US-led military in Afghanistan killed several people in Pakistan.

Pakistan has blocked the main NATO supply route to Afghanistan, after a series of airstrikes by the US-led military in Afghanistan killed several people in Pakistan.

In Iraq, the main Shia parliamentary block has chosen incumbent Nouri al-Maliki as its candidate for prime minister.

Al-Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden weighs in on climate change in a new tape circulating on the Internet, linking the catastrophic floods in Pakistan to man-made global warming.

President Barack Obama has apologized to his Guatemalan counterpart Alvaro Colom for a study the US carried out more than 6 decades ago.

Amid efforts to form a unity government in Iraq, members of the National Alliance have named incumbent Nouri Maliki as their choice for the country's next premier.

In a meeting with his Iranian counterpart in Tehran, Syrian President Bashar al-Assad has alleged that the "solid alliance" between the two countries can stabilize the region.

Max Keiser highlights the perpetual global financial crisis and the future of precious metals and what we might expect in the future in “On The Edge.”

Amid the financial crisis and unemployment, a new study finds that nearly one out of every ten Americans suffers from depression.

A US contractor in Afghanistan may have inadvertently funneled millions of dollars in US taxpayer dollars to Taliban militants.

Three of the four Japanese nationals, who were detained in China for eleven days on charges of entering a military zone, have arrived in Tokyo.

Ecuadorian President Rafael Correa is back in the presidential palace amid a shootout between police officers and loyal government troops.

A new study shows that the long-term costs of the US wars in Afghanistan and Iraq doubles initial estimates, suggesting the revised six-trillion-dollar figure.

The United States has imposed sanctions against eight senior Iranian officials, accusing them of human rights abuses during post-election unrest in Iran over a year ago.

Israel has intercepted a group of Jewish activists aboard an aid convoy bound for the Gaza Strip.

Non-UN-sanctioned attacks in Pakistan have significantly surged over the past month, making September the month that has recorded the highest number of drone bombings against the country in a single month. Americans claim they have an agreement with Islamabad allowing them to strike 'militant' positions across the border.

Brian Becker with Press TV's American Dream interviews Brent Bedowsky, a writer and columnist from the Hill Newspaper, regarding US bankers and the exploitation and suffering of the average US Americans.

As Israel-Palestine talks continue, Tel Aviv ends its partial freeze on settlement expansions and announces that a so-called 'peace deal' could take "decades" to come.

Israel's Navy has intercepted the British-flagged aid boat "Irene" heading for Gaza just miles from the besieged territory.

Right-wing conservatives continue to propagate a strong and venomous anti-Islamic agenda whenever possible in the mass media.

Human Rights Watch has written a letter to the ruler of Bahrain expressing its grave concern regarding the increasing violation of human rights in the Persian Gulf state.

Iran's Behdad Salimi Kordasiabi has won the men's +105kg title at the World Weightlifting Championships in Turkey.

The proposed “Burn a Qur'an Day” by a small Florida church has offended 1.5 billon Muslims worldwide, sparking outrage in different parts of the world.

Afghan officials believe that the US-led forces in Afghanistan have not only failed to root out terrorists but also contributed to increased insurgency in the country.

The US is not fighting a war in Afghanistan but is occupying the country just to "fill the boxes," an Afghan parliamentarian has said.

Israel is set to fully resume its settlement activities in the occupied West Bank as its ten-month partial settlement freeze has just ended.

Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad has said the United States took advantage of the September 11 attacks to justify its occupation of Afghanistan and Iraq.

The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) has narrowly voted against an Arab-backed resolution that urged Israel to join the nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT).

Max Keiser takes us on the Edge again with former diplomat and co-founder of creditwritedowns.com Ed Harrison. Mr. Harrison shares his insights about global debasement of currencies and gold as a security measure in these trying economic times.

Iranian President Mahmud Ahmadinejad questioned the official US account of the 9/11 events at the 65th session of the UN General Assembly.

In his UN General Assembly address, the acting Palestinian Authority Chief Mahmoud Abbas says there will be no deal with Israel unless it stops settlement expansions on occupied Palestinian land.

The Vatican has been under fire over the past months as a series of child sex scandals rocked the Catholic Church.