In Eastern Ukraine, a referendum…but not as we know it
The world is ranged against it. It has achieved the hitherto impossible feat of uniting Kiev and Moscow in agreement. But the Donetsk referendum is going ahead.
The world is ranged against it. It has achieved the hitherto impossible feat of uniting Kiev and Moscow in agreement. But the Donetsk referendum is going ahead.
After deadly gun battles in Mariupol, eastern Ukraine, residents are manning barricades and waiting to see what Ukrainian forces do next.
The Rangers financial statement makes for interesting reading today in a number of areas, particularly for season ticket holders.
The EU move is a start but the numbers are not enough, not nearly enough to end the slide into violence in the Central African Republic
The Afghan conflict has claimed the lives of nearly 450 British military personnel. What kind of country will coalition troops leave behind?
At a gun battle in Kabul Alex Thomson reports how Kabul reacts, if you can you get off the streets regardless of where the attack is happening – you get off them fast.
The death of L’Wren Scott is not a moment to peer into private grief but a time to reflect that everyone we meet is fighting secret battles.
New powers for the MOD ombudsman are just a “sop” and will make “no real difference at all” says a former army officer.
A lot of folk wish to know why Hector the Taxman is expending considerable sums of our dosh to pursue Rangers FC over alleged mass tax avoidance.
It’s not every day in Bangui that you hear the stirring sound of Colonel Bogey or The Great Escape theme belted out by a military band.
Violence has left swaths of CAR unpopulated. And in its place, there is something depressingly familiar – straightforward religious hatred.
Soldiers from Chad are escorting Chadian nationals out of the Central African Republic as looting and violence continues.
Heard the one about the Catholic archbishop and the imam who decided to move in together? It’s not a joke in the war-torn Central African Republic.
It looks like the president has fled, a million people have been displaced and armed militia are patrolling camps of refugees: Central African Republic appears to be deteriorating – and the world waits with baited breath.
What strikes me as odd is that it took the intervention of Channel 4 News to shut down David Limond and the vile sectarian and racial hatred he spewed out night after night on the internet broadcast “Rangers Chat”.