UK spent 13 times more on bombing Libya than it paid to help rebuild
UK government spending has come under the spotlight. It's emerged that Westminster seems more willing to spend money on bombing, rather than re-building.
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UK government spending has come under the spotlight. It's emerged that Westminster seems more willing to spend money on bombing, rather than re-building.
The Iran Nuclear Deal has been signed and is now waiting for final approval. But why is it so important and why is Obama so adamant about getting it done? Here's a look at the real reason behind the Iran Nuclear Deal.
Texas Governor Greg Abbott signed a law last week to build a depository for its 5,600 bars of gold and, as he said in a statement, “repatriate $1 billion of gold bullion from the Federal Reserve in New York.” Watch the video to learn more.
Iraqi troops have managed to win back key parts of the northern refinery town of Baiji from Islamic State. Meanwhile, ISIS fighters continue to move closer to Baghdad, which is already said to have been infiltrated.
Here's a look at what to expect for our financial market and economy over the next decade, as Ivan Lo reveals what the Fed's true plan for our economy really is.
Subterranean Soviet missile stations - or tunnels to the center of the earth? A whole host of theories have emerged after a large hole appeared near Russia's Urals mountains. An emergency situation committee has yet to say what caused it, or how they're responding. Meanwhile mysterious sinkholes have also appeared elsewhere in the region.
Here's a detailed look at the renewed nuclear arms race being played by nations around the world and why their progress threatens humanity.
U.S. Attorney General Loretta Lynch speaks at a press conference to announce that five banks have pled guilty to and will be fined for rigging currency markets. She explains how the banks engaged in manipulating the markets.
Assistant Attorney General Bill Baer discusses the guilty plea from banks involved in the currency rigging probe. He speaks on “Bloomberg Markets.”
The way we view security and privacy has been shaken up by Edward Snowden's revalations on US government mass surveillance. However, there's plenty we still don't know about the NSA whistleblower himself.
The World Bank has been found to have violated its own policies, on protecting the rights of indigenous peoples. The projects that the group has been funding for several years in some of the poorest places on Earth, have actually resulted in farmers and villagers losing their land and livelihoods.
Bloomberg’s Matt Philips reports on big oil pressuring scientists over fracking wastewater’s link to earthquakes.
The Real Reason Behind the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank: a secret plan by China and its Eastern and Western allies to dethrone the US dollar.
The IMF finally approved a $17.5 billion loan for Ukraine. But why? Here's a look at the truth about the Ukraine bailout and why the bailout was actually approved.
In a special report, RT America examines the origins, power and expansion of the terrorist group known as the Islamic State (IS, formerly known as ISIS). RT’s Ben Swann delves into the roots of the organization while Ameera David explains how the group amasses the millions of dollars it requires to operate. Finally, Manuel Rapalo explores how the Iraqi army fell apart despite benefiting from billions of dollars of US money – and military hardware – meant to ensure security.
New reports from The Intercept – the Glenn Greenwald-helmed website featuring stories based on leaks provided by ex-contractor Edward Snowden – show the CIA sponsored forums, efforts, and a ‘Jamboree’ in order to find ways to crack the security and encryption of Apple products, with most of the effort focused on mobile devices. RT’s Ben Swann talks to Lindsay France about the CIA’s concerted efforts to break through Apple’s security network.
A look at how cyber warfare has evolved, how nations are using it against each other, and what it means for our stock market, our privacy, and our identities.
The hacker network behind an unprecedented $1 billion attack on banks took control of financial systems by first sending out emails with malware Word files, RT found out from an expert at the Russian cybersecurity firm which revealed the crime.