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Where next, for the USA?

Reality Check: Juncker and the EU, USA and Afghanistan, Egypt elections extended, Snowden interview, spurious correlations

The future of the EU

Our Brussels correspondent, Sandra Gathmann, discusses the EU leaders agreement to review the bloc's agenda following the parliamentary elections, and the controversy surrounding the appointment of the new President of the European Commission.

EPA/MICHAEL REYNOLDS

Obama outlines his plan for the withdrawal from Afghanistan

US withdrawal from Afghanistan

Despite President Obama's campaign pledge to end the war in Afghanistan, half way through his second term, the country is still in chaos and pulling out is proving far more difficult than Obama imagined.

Last night, he gave a speech outlining a withdrawal plan, but is it realistic?

Analyst James Boys gives his reaction to President Obama's speech and explains how foreign policy for the US is changing.

Egypt election extended

Polling stations are opening for a third day in Egypt's presidential elections, reportedly because turnout was too low on the planned two days. Karim El Gawhary reports from Cairo.

Guardian

Ed Snowden's exclusive interview with NBC airs tonight

Edward Snowden gives interview to US television

Edward Snowden's first interview with US television since making his revelations airs tonight. Our Washington DC correspondent, Priscilla Huff, looks at reactions to the previews, in which he defends his credentials as a US spy.

Spurious Correlations

The website that allows you to chart some of the weird and astonishing correlations, that do NOT imply causations.

FM4 Reality Check

Monday to Friday from 12.00 to 14.00, and after the show via Podcast or fm4.orf.at/realitycheck.