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Can two old priests change the world?
Both these priests have huge mountains of prejudice and doubt to climb but Pope Francis and Iran’s Rouhani may herald a more creative and hopeful era.
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Bank of England Governor Mark Carney says an independent Scotland would have to cede some of its national sovereignty if it wants to keep the pound.
Joe Biden and Tony Blair praise Israel’s former prime minister Ariel Sharon for his determination at his state funeral on Monday.
Pope Francis has created his first batch of cardinals, naming 19 men from around the world who will lead the Roman Catholic church.
Brazil’s security forces are trying to clear Rio de Janeiro’s gang-held favelas before next year’s football World Cup. But they have a hard job on their hands, as Guillermo Galdos reports.
One in three people in the world are overweight and parts of the developing world are as fat as the richest countries, according to a new report. What can we do about it?
Both these priests have huge mountains of prejudice and doubt to climb but Pope Francis and Iran’s Rouhani may herald a more creative and hopeful era.
Flooding, famine, drought and disease – the impact of climate change predicted in the IPCC scientists’ report could have a negative impact for millions of people in the poorest parts of the world.
It has a fifth of the world’s population but just 9 per cent of the world’s farm land. Now China has signed a deal to buy vast areas of arable land in Europe’s bread basket – Ukraine.
An anarchist cell linked to a Europe-wide network of “insurrectionists” claims to have struck again in Bristol – Channel 4 News can reveal their history of sabotage and arson attacks in the UK.
As members of one of Peru’s most remote tribes emerge from the Amazon jungle to ask for food, Channel 4 News explores how long uncontacted communities can avoid the influence of the outside world.
A crackdown on immigrants by the Home Office provokes a backlash from activists as one group of immigrants actively seek out and disrupt immigration checks.
Fugitive US whistleblower Edward Snowden has left Moscow airport after being granted asylum in Russia, his lawyer says.
Edward Snowden could leave Sheremetyevo airport in the next 24 hours – and thanks to his lawyer, he’ll have a copy of a Dostoyevsky classic tucked under his arm. Will he find any advice in there?
A poster campaign is launched appealing for help in tracking down the last surviving Nazi war criminals yet to be brought to justice.
Former intelligence agency contractor Edward Snowden, who disclosed details of US electronic surveillance programmes in June, will seek temporary asylum in Russia, human rights groups say.