Sheffield Doc/Fest: theme tune of the decade is anger
Sheffield’s Doc/Fest captures the anger of a generation in a new, spontaneous mode of film-making.
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Sheffield’s Doc/Fest captures the anger of a generation in a new, spontaneous mode of film-making.
Pro-Russian protesters respond to Kiev’s deadline to leave buildings by seizing more, as Foreign Secretary William Hague says there is “no real doubt” Russia is behind the unrest.
Ukraine’s military says that a serviceman has been killed after a Ukrainian base in the Crimean capital Simferopol came under attack.
Ukraine’s far-right leader Dmitry Yarosh says he will run for president, and in the Crimea military tensions escalate as Russia bolsters its grip on the region.
Armed men seize the regional government headquarters in Crimea. Ukraine summons the Russian ambassador after Russian fighter jets put on “combat alert”.
An agreement between Ukraine’s President Yanukovych and the opposition parties promises constitutional reform, coalition government and new elections. But what are the prospects for success?
As a team of international war crimes prosecutors releases images appearing to show evidence of systematic killing in Syria, Channel 4 News asks if this week’s peace talks in Geneva are at risk.
UN Security Council approves plans to almost double the number of peacekeepers in South Sudan as reports of mass graves fuel fears of a worsening of ethnic blood shed.
Police use rubber bullets, water cannon and tear gas on anti-government protesters in Thailand, as a previously peaceful protest turns ugly. Asia Correspondent John Sparks was there.
As Channel 4 News continues with its series, Britain’s Niqab, FactCheck gets to work uncovering a few facts around a polarised and heated debate.
Far from the brutalist posturing of Pyongyang, the machinery that really maintains Kim Jong-uns control of North Korea is the brutality of the gulags.
The UN security council calls for the Syrian government to allow immediate access to provide desperately needed aid, saying that the humanitarian situation is getting dramatically worse.
From imminent intervention to the realpolitik of Moscow, outplaying the west at every turn – what a difference a few weeks makes.
A UN inspectors’ report into the Damascus chemical weapons attack in August says there is “clear and convincing evidence” that sarin was used.
Monday’s UN inspectors’ report on the alleged chemical weapons attack outside Damascus will confirm that poison gas was used, according to UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon.