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Ahead of a conference on the Ukraine crisis, Nato says it will reinforce its forces in eastern Europe, with “deployments at sea, in the air, on land” within days.
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.
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.
Ukraine’s acting president says Russia is waging war against his country by sowing disorder in the east, and launches a “full-scale anti-terrorist operation” against pro-Russian separatists.
Former US ambassador to Russia, Michael McFaul, says President Putin does not intend to invade Ukraine now, but this could still happen.
The British Foreign Office summons the Spanish ambassador over an “unlawful” and “provocative” incursion into Gibraltar’s territorial waters.
Jonathan Miller
Channel 4 News heads to Lebanon to meet Hezbollah in its heartland, and finds the group fighting a war that has dramatically departed from its original aim: resistance to Israel.
An investigation into the “activities” of the Muslim Brotherhood and the UK’s policy towards the group is ordered by David Cameron.
Lindsey Hilsum
Rebel fighters in besieged Douma say they will never surrender. But conditions for civilians are becoming desperate.
The United Nations is to launch an investigation into alleged war crimes and continuing human rights violations in Sri Lanka.
Almost exactly five years after Sri Lanka’s civil war ended, the UN Human Rights Council is preparing to vote on a US and UK-led resolution which would mandate the UN to launch a war crimes inquiry.
A Syrian military jet is shot down in the northern border region with Turkey where rebels have been battling President Bashar al-Assad’s forces.
In the wake of the annexation of Crimea by Russia, many are wondering who is next on President Vladimir Putin’s list?
Jonathan Rugman
The third week of the hunt for flight 370 begins with another sighting of what may or may not turn out to be wreckage.
China is investigating new satellite images of debris in the southern Indian Ocean, possibly from missing flight MH370, Malaysian officials say.