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Did we miss the other revolution?
Lindsey Hilsum explains why the development of shale gas exploitation in North America means Saudi Arabia is losing its geopolitical hold.
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Thousands have died in the war on drugs, and narco money is flooding the economy – so can the presidential elections this weekend change anything for ordinary Mexicans? Carl Dinnen reports.
Lindsey Hilsum explains why the development of shale gas exploitation in North America means Saudi Arabia is losing its geopolitical hold.
As Argentina’s president demands talks with the UK about the Falkland Islands, Prime Minister David Cameron insists there will be no negotiation.
Economists say it’s a catastrophe if Greece leaves the eurozone – but there are precedents which did not lead to financial armageddon. Are there any lessons from history? Channel 4 News investigates.
“Maybe we’re going to hell,” said Irene Lozano, an independent Deputy in the Spanish Assembly. “But if we do, we’ll take Germany with us.”
Thirty years after the invasion of the Falkland islands, David Cameron reaffirms Britain’s role in “righting a profound wrong” while veterans and relatives of the deceased attend a memorial service.
“The conference is sponsored by Pearson, the publishing giant which happens to sell the kind of textbooks and assessment systems that the World Literacy Foundation are calling for governments to invest in.”
As Spain begins a general strike in protest at pro-business labour reforms, Spanish journalist Roman Orozco warns that austerity is turning the country from a welfare state into a state of fear.
It’s been one of the most dramatic days yet at the Leveson inquiry into press standards and ethics – as the owner of the Daily Express and Daily Star, Richard Desmond, gave evidence.
What the latest murder of a nuclear scientist in Tehran tells us about growing tensions between Iran and its enemies.
The decision by certain South American countries to close their ports to Falkland Islands boats is the latest move in an Argentinian campaign to isolate the British territory, Lord West warns.
There is a creativity, a capacity, often ignited and facilitated through the collision of migration that renders Britain extraordinarily economically fertile.
After three days of BlackBerry chaos, Channel 4 News answers the key questions still being asked by millions of the mobile phone firm’s customers.
Exclusive: Filmmaker Greg Brosnan, working for Channel 4 News, gains access to investigators hunting a Guatemalan drug gang – as International Editor Lindsey Hilsum reports.
Banking giant HSBC warns it will cut 30,000 jobs worldwide by 2013 as part of a restructuring plan.