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Hugo Chavez leaves his hospital bed in Cuba to jet back to Venezuela in time for his country’s indepence celebrations. But doubts about the left-wing firebrand’s long-term health still linger.
The UN Secretary General has been unanimously approved by the UN’s General Assembly for a second 5 year term.
Thousands of people go missing each year as they try to flee the bloody drug battles in Mexico. Channel 4 News follows one woman’s desperate search to find her son.
Same-sex couples are to be given the same legal rights as married heterosexuals in Brazil following a landmark gay rights case.
Someone Czech his pockets! Czech Republic President Vaclav Klaus is embroiled in an embarrassing blunder as he his caught on camera pocketing a pen on a state visit to Chile.
David Cameron and Barack Obama are ‘preparing for what might have to be done if Gaddafi goes on brutalising his own people’ as Lindsey Hilsum reports from the frontline.
Pro-Gaddafi air strikes on rebels in East Libya could hasten calls for a no-fly zone, even without unanimous support in the UN Security Council, Channel 4 News learns.
In his first speech as Prime Minister to the World Economic Forum in Davos, David Cameron insists that Britain will stick to the austerity measures and pledges a Budget for growth in the Spring.
Political historian Anthony Howard died suddenly in December. His eulogy, by writer Robert Harris, describes a uniquely talented man who was a privilege to know.
International Editor Lindsey Hilsum looks ahead at the key events that could shape world affairs in 2011.
Jon Snow
I feel I experienced a strange and unnerving weekend in the aftermath of the violence of student demonstration. There’s a gulf out there the scale of which we may not have seen in our lifetimes, any of us.
Lindsey Hilsum blogs on why it is hard for journalists to report on the increasingly violent drug war in Mexico
72 bodies have been found dumped at a ranch in northern Mexico after a shootout with gunmen from a suspected drugs cartel in a state that Lindsey Hilsum argues is under threat from the drugs barons.
Jon Snow
He was, according to my informant, in a car being driven by one Rev Al Miller – en route to the US Embassy in Kingston. Yes, the appropriately named Dudus Coke has been caught at a road block in Jamaica. Most had written him off suspecting he had fled to Latin America from whence –…
As Christopher “Dudas” Coke is captured in Jamaica, to face extradition to the US, Jon Snow asks is there another way to deal with the global menace of illegal durgs?