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Resurgent Taliban threaten US exit strategy for Afghanistan
A New York Times article at the weekend suggests the Afghan police and army, whose efficiency was used to justify the US and British exit, are not up to the job.
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A New York Times article at the weekend suggests the Afghan police and army, whose efficiency was used to justify the US and British exit, are not up to the job.
The first part of September looks like it will see a return to summer-like warmth and sunshine, but what would we expect to see in a typical September?
Israel and Hamas accept Egyptian proposals for a long-term ceasefire following seven weeks of war and the loss of more than 2,000 lives.
Israeli air strikes destroy a mosque in Gaza and kill at least eight Palestinians, as militants continue to fire rockets from Gaza across the border into southern Israel in ongoing violence.
Israel’s military destroys a 13-storey apartment block in Gaza, saying it had housed a Hamas command centre, warning residents of more attacks.
Following a good summer so far, the weather looks to have turned a corner, with something a lot more changeable from this point onwards.
The remnants of Hurricane Bertha are heading our way this weekend, bringing the potential for unseasonably heavy rain and strong winds.
A 10-year-old Palestinian is reportedly killed after Israeli military responded with air strikes across the Gaza Strip on Friday after militants launched rockets from the enclave.
Israel and Hamas enter a 72-hour truce mediated by Egypt with a view to encouraging negotiations on a more enduring end to the month-old Gaza war.
Israel launches strikes on Gaza and militants fire rockets at Israel after the collapse of a ceasefire. The whereabouts of a missing Israeli soldier, which Israel says Hamas abducted, remain unclear.
Israeli shelling in southern Gaza kills at least 25 people, the Palestinian interior ministry says, as a ceasefire that went into effect only hours earlier appears to be crumbling.
Israel will keep fighting Palestinian guerrillas in the Gaza Strip after the army completes its mission of destroying cross-border tunnels, says Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
The government’s decision to allow oil and gas exploration companies to bid for licenses for fracking raises environmental questions and concern for the future of Britain’s national parks.
As the news channels focused on violence in Gaza and the tragedy of MH17, what else happened? Channel 4 News finds out.
Channel 4 News Foreign Correspondent Jonathan Miller reports from the ground in Gaza – follow his tweets, videos and blogs throughout the day in this live blog.