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Making sense of Africa's Ivory Coast horror
As a spokesman for Ivory Coast’s Laurent Gbagbo tells Channel 4 News “the stage is set for genocide” Jon Snow asks what has gone wrong?
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As a spokesman for Ivory Coast’s Laurent Gbagbo tells Channel 4 News “the stage is set for genocide” Jon Snow asks what has gone wrong?
As a spokesman for Ivory Coast’s Laurent Gbagbo tells Channel 4 News “the stage is set for genocide” Jon Snow asks what has gone wrong?
‘Hi, Jon, I’m Madbiscuit (or some such), I’m one of your followers, can I have a photo with you?’ – Jon Snow on a train conversation to Oxford.
Moussa Koussa’s defection represents a major breakthrough for western allies, but donlt expect his taskmaster Gaddafi to follow, says Jon Snow.
Jon Snow first met Colonel Gaddafi in 1978, and was intrigued and appalled by his eccentricity in equal measure. That eccentricity, and his brutality, has never left him, he says.
Jon Snow struggles to extrapolate the truth about the state of Japan’s nuclear situation from the mire of conflicting reports. Does anyone really know what’s going on?
Cerebral and popular, General David Petraeus is being touted as a presidential candidate for 2016, but is America prepared for a leader who has these qualities and a military CV, asks Jon Snow.
Jon tips his cap to Inside Job, the Oscar-winning documentary which exposed some startling home truths about the avoidability of the 2008 financial meltdown, blogs Jon Snow.
Five days on from the earthquake which shook Japan, Jon Snow looks back at the unimaginable human loss and the unbelievable invisible threat.
What are the implications for nuclear power from the crisis in Japan? Jon Snow looks at the future.
Teachers, how do they do it? You think it’s a creamy career, well-paid with great holidays? It is so much more as I discovered, blogs Jon Snow.
Jon Snow on hosting an evening celebrating the wonders of one of the UK’s finest ever film direrctors, John Schlesinger, who made classics of cinema including ‘Midnight Cowboy’, ‘Billy Liar’ and ‘A Kind of Loving’.
Jon Snow bemoans the fact there is nowhere to park his bike at Westminster Abbey.
Exclusive: Hamid Karzai says the military surge in Afghanistan could threaten the chances of political stability. Interviewed by Jon Snow, Karzai admits he’s emotional – but not erratic.
Libya is not like the other Middle East revolutions – but that does not mean that the intervention route is the right one, writes Jon Snow.