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Shaken but not stirred – confessions of a Haiti reporter
Channel 4 News reporter Jonathan Rugman reflects on his recent reports from Haiti.
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A rare Israeli admission of wrongoing over Gaza
The news that Israel has reprimanded two high-ranking soldiers for authorising an artiellery attack which hit a UN compound during last year’s Gaza conflict is a rare official admission of wrongdoing, blogs Jonathan Rugman
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Stopping revolutionaries from becoming suicide bombers
Yemen has sent its prime minister, two deputy prime ministers and its foreign minister to today’s London meeting to discuss the situation in Yemen, blogs Jonathan Rugman.
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Haiti: strange decisions and fears for fixers
Channel 4 News reporter Jonathan Rugman reflects on the scenes he encountered in Haiti.
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In Haiti, aid seems to be fanning out across the city
Jonathan Rugman sends a video blog from the grounds of a football stadium in Port-au-Prince, now home to thousands of displaced Haitians.
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Haiti: bottlenecks on the road to recovery
The US Army is in charge of much of the aid effort in Haiti, but the haphazard management of aid flights into the country continues to hamper recovery. Jonathan Rugman reports.
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Growing terrorist threat in Yemen
Jonathan Rugman visits Yemen’s capital Sana’a and finds a city battling poverty, insurgency and the threat of terrorism.
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Why Obama and Hu said so little of substance
Little of substance was said at Barack Obama’s joint press conference with China’s President Hu, writes Jonathan Rugman.
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Is the Berlin wall's significance understood?
Foreign affairs correspondent Jonathan Rugman explains that the story of the Berlin wall needs to be explained again, not only to a new audience, but also to put the modern world into context.
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Fall of the Berlin wall – good thing or catastrophe?
The fall of the Berlin wall 20 years ago today set off a wave of change throughout Europe. Jonathan Rugman assesses the pros – and the cons – of what has happened since 1989
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Inside the Paris Olympics security operation
France’s Interior Minister has suggested that he was more worried about tonight’s weather than the security situation.
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Israeli forces push deeper into Northern and Southern Gaza
Fighting rages on in the north and south of Gaza.
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Navalny’s team accuses Russia of ‘hiding’ his body
To Russia, where the American ambassador has joined mourners laying flowers in memory of Alexei Navalny.
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Navalny: Family refused access to body as hundreds detained in Russia
More than 340 people have been detained in 30 cities across Russia after gathering to mourn the sudden death of Alexei Navalny.
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Moscow damaged in overnight drone attack
Moscow’s business district was attacked in the early hours of this morning by what’s believed to be at least one Ukranian drone.