White House expands Russia nuclear arms control and border safeguards
The White House announced expanded programs to help Russia secure nuclear material and speed up border detection devices at U.S. and Russian posts. A review found most programs effective, but called for cheaper disposal of excess plutonium and transferring the plutonium end program to the Energy Department.
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Chaos slows aid to Kandahar as Afghan conflict persists
The UN World Food Program cannot deliver relief to about 238,000 people in and around Kandahar due to ongoing factional fighting and crime. WFP plans to ship 1,500 tons monthly, while Kandahar remains a no go zone amid militia power vacuums and looted offices.
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