Syria peace talks to test bitter foes' resolve

As Kerry arrives to try and plot "a course out of hell," it's unclear whether key players in talks can even engage in civil dialogue

• Oct 29, 2015

Kerry: Solving Syria like charting "a course out of hell"

Secretary of State Kerry offers a dire assessment of the four-year civil war before leaving for talks with Iran, Russia, and other Mideast players

• Oct 28, 2015

Russian intel chief warns where ISIS may invade next

FSB director Alexander Bortnikov says concentration of fighters in this region makes risk of invasion tangible

• Oct 28, 2015

Iran will attend international talks on Syria

U.S. says it is ready to engage its long-time foe, as they are one of Syrian President Assad's most important allies

• Oct 28, 2015

Russian confirms death of 1st troop inside Syria

Ministry of Defense says young "contractor" serving at airbase took his own life, but family doesn't believe the account

• Oct 27, 2015

Russian police make unusual discovery in speeding hearse

After a police chase in Russia's far east, cops didn't find a body lying in the casket in back, underneath wreaths

• Oct 27, 2015

What type of weapons will be sent to the Syrian rebels?

The White House hasn't been forthcoming on what weapons will be sent to the Syrian rebels, but it did make clear again that a no-fly zone is a no-go

• Jun 15, 2013
• 3:29

President Obama to begin arming Syrian rebels

President Obama is likely to face strong opposition from some foreign leaders at the G-8 summit in Northern Ireland

• Jun 15, 2013
• 2:19

Russian President critical of U.S. plans to arm Syrian rebels

Russian President Vladimir Putin offers sharp criticism of U.S. plans to arm Syrian rebels

• Jun 16, 2013
• 0:22

Syria tensions make for chilly meeting between Obama, Putin

The United States and Russia still disagree on how to end the Syrian civil war

• Jun 17, 2013
• 1:16

Obama and Putin: "Disagreement upon disagreement" over Syria

The president is at opposite ends of the issue with Russia, which supports the Syrian regime

• Jun 18, 2013
• 1:28

Edward Snowden flees Hong Kong for Moscow

Edward Snowden has fled Hong Kong for Moscow, where he is likely headed to Cuba and eventually Ecuador to seek asylum

• Jun 23, 2013
• 2:08

Edward Snowden's impact on U.S. relations with China, Russia

Hong Kong's decision not to arrest and extradite Edward Snowden, as well as Russia's decision to accept his passage through Moscow, has drawn criticism from the U.S. lawmakers who say the two nations are taking his side

• Jun 23, 2013
• 1:35

Edward Snowden on the run, reportedly in Russia

The plane believed to be carrying Snowden touched down in Moscow late Sunday

• Jun 24, 2013
• 3:13

Russian official rejecting U.S. demands for Snowden extradition

The international search for Snowden has touched off diplomatic tensions and the U.S. continues to pressure the international community to return him

• Jun 25, 2013
• 2:06

Miller: Snowden "now a citizen of Wikileaks nation"

John Miller discusses the hunt for Edward Snowden, from his association with WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange to his reported flight plans and charges against him

• Jun 25, 2013
• 2:52

How will the U.S. get Snowden back?

Bill Plante reports on the embarrassing situation now facing the Obama administration

• Jun 25, 2013
• 2:14

Snowden holed up in Moscow airport: What's his next move?

Snowden, the man who leaked info about secret U.S. surveillance programs, is holed up in the Moscow airport

• Jun 26, 2013
• 2:37

Obama on Snowden: "Won't be scrambling jets to get 29-year-old hacker"

President Obama spoke about NSA leaker Edward Snowden at a press conference in Senegal and the U.S. effort to get him out of Russia

• Jun 27, 2013
• 2:17

The Guardian editor in chief speaks out on security, leaks

Janine Gibson, editor in chief of The Guardian US discussed issues involved with publishing and security on "Charlie Rose"

• Jun 28, 2013
• 1:44

Three countries offer asylum to Edward Snowden

Edward Snowden has been marooned at a Moscow airport for two weeks desperately seeking a safe haven

• Jul 6, 2013
• 1:33

Miller: "Things are closing in" for Snowden

CBS News senior correspondent John Miller, a former FBI assistant director, discusses Snowden's stay in the Moscow airport, his requests for asylum, and the charges leveled at him by the U.S.

• Jul 12, 2013
• 1:53

NSA leaker Edward Snowden to emerge from hiding

Fugitive leaker Edward Snowden may break his silence, planning to meet with human rights groups at the Moscow airport where he's been holed-up for nearly three weeks. Elizabeth Palmer reports.

• Jul 12, 2013
• 1:26

Snowden comes out of hiding in Russia

Edward Snowden - the NSA leaker who has been holed up at the Moscow Airport for nearly three weeks - met with human rights groups and some reports say he may be seeking asylum in Russia. CBS News' Elizabeth Palmer reports.

• Jul 12, 2013
• 1:24

Edward Snowden emerges from hiding in Moscow

NSA leaker Edward Snowden, who continues to be holed up at a Moscow airport, met with a small group of human rights advocates and released a statement asking for help in getting asylum in Russia. Bob Orr reports.

• Jul 12, 2013
• 1:59

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