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No better than China?
Liu Xiaobo’s selection for the Nobel Peace Prize was the right call, but does Washington and Whitehall’s concerns about his detention reek of hypocrisy following the arrest of Julian Assange, asks Jon Snow.
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Julian Assange has walked out of the High Court in London exclaiming “justice is not dead yet” after being freed on bail by a judge pending extradition proceedings in the New Year.
Journalist Vaughan Smith tells Channel 4 News why he offered a bail address to WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange, after his second appearance in court.
Veteran diplomat Richard Holbrooke, who was President Obama’s special envoy to Afghanistan and Pakistan, has died at the age of 69. Sarah Smith looks back at the life of the “foreign policy giant”.
Join the #c4news live blog as WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange attends a bail hearing in London and students protest over plans to raise university tuition fees.
Our International Editor, Lindsey Hilsum, reports from Oslo on the Chinese protesters outside the Nobel Peace Prize ceremony.
While allegations against WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange and the husband of honeymoon murder bride Anni Dewani hit the headlines, Duncan Lamont looks at the process behind UK extradition.
As calls for an international probe into alleged war crimes in Sri Lanka increase, the Sri Lankan Government tells Channel 4 News its domestic inquiry must be allowed to “achieve its objectives”.
The WikiLeaks supporters behind attacks on various websites – including Mastercard and Visa, have sent footage to Channel 4 News of a cyber strike being carried out.
Liu Xiaobo’s selection for the Nobel Peace Prize was the right call, but does Washington and Whitehall’s concerns about his detention reek of hypocrisy following the arrest of Julian Assange, asks Jon Snow.
Leaks about US concerns over Saudi Arabia’s terror links a year before arms deals between the two nations is as worrying as it is confusing, says Jon Snow.
European diplomats say that after a year of dilly-dallying and shilly-shallying, the Iranians have agreed to spend two days in Geneva discussing their nuclear programme. The Iranian government has a different idea.
Will the open war over Wikileaks force governments to reveal their true colours, asks Jon Snow.
As Gordon Brown prepares to publish his book amid a barrage of bad publicity, Gaby Hinsliff asks how different events might have been if the former prime minister hadn’t taken the top job.
The latest secret US diplomatic cables to be released by the whistle-blowing website WikiLeaks have revealed harsh criticism of the British forces in Afghanistan.
Channel 4 News reveals images of the men caught on camera apparently taking part in executions in Sri Lanka, actions a top lawyer has branded “war crimes”. Can you help identify the men involved?