Ukraine: a moment of acute danger
What happens next depends on whether Ukraine deals with the armed groups in a proportionate way. The use of the term “Colorado beetles” to describe them is possibly not indicative of restraint.
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Gunshots are fired in Rio de Janeiro’s tourist hotspot of Copacabana as residents demonstrate against the death of a 26-year-old man from the area.
At least two people were killed in a gun battle in eastern Ukraine. The outbreak of fighting in Slaviansk broke the uneasy silence that had fallen on the area after Kiev promised a truce over Easter.
What happens next depends on whether Ukraine deals with the armed groups in a proportionate way. The use of the term “Colorado beetles” to describe them is possibly not indicative of restraint.
Reports of death and injury on both sides as Ukraine’s security forces attempt to take back buildings in the east of the country which have been occupied by pro-Russian gunmen.
Pro-Russian militants seize buildings in the eastern city of Slaviansk including local headquarters of the state security service with hundreds of weapons inside.
Video of a secret meeting between a government official and a far-right MP raises tricky questions for the international community bailing out the Greek government.
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At least three are reported dead as gun battle with insurgents rages ahead of Afghanistan’s presidential elections.
Three teenagers are arrested after a 15-year-old girl is shot dead at a home in east London.
Police have shut down Hucknall town centre amid reports of an armed standoff with a gunman in a snooker hall.
The testimony of Oscar Pistorius’s friend gave a glimpse into the life of the rich, white and famous in South Africa: one of fast cars, beautiful girls – and a passion for guns.
There has been no shortage of distressing images emerging from the final two or three years of Sri Lanka’s awful civil war. But this footage is amongst the worst I have seen, writes Callum Macrae.
Never before do I recall a minister publicly attacking another in such stark, vituperative terms as in today’s spat between Vince Cable and James Brokenshire over immigration.
Live updates from Channel 4 News and our team of journalists on the ground in Ukraine as a revolution in the former Soviet country sparks the threat of war with Russia.
Prime Minister David Cameron says it would be wrong for British ministers to attend the Paralympics in Sochi because of the serious situation in Ukraine.