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Apathy, not rage, is the EU’s biggest threat
Europe’s mainstream parties are beginning to reassert themselves, and urging caution over the dangers of the far right and far left. But complacency is the battered EU’s biggest problem.
Pro-Russian separatists fire on Ukrainian military checkpoints in the east, despite a ceasefire declared by the rebels, Ukrainian government forces claim.
Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko tells Vladimir Putin that reports of tanks crossing the country’s border from Russia are “unacceptable”.
Ukraine’s new President Petro Poroshenko says he will not give up Crimea and will press for further ties with the European Union, but warns Ukraine must settle for better relations with Russia too.
In their first meeting since Russia annexed Crimea, at D-Day commemorations in France, Russian President Vladimir Putin and Ukraine’s president-elect Petro Poroshenko call for an end to the bloodshed.
With President Putin known as a judo loving tough guy, a snatched video emerges online of President Obama in the gym as he visits Poland.
US president Barack Obama says it would be “hard to imagine” that it would be in Britain’s interests to leave the EU, and hints that the US would prefer Scotland not to vote for independence.
As G7 leaders prepare to meet without Russian President Vladimir Putin, Channel 4 News meets some of the growing number of super rich who are setting up home in the capital.
Europe’s mainstream parties are beginning to reassert themselves, and urging caution over the dangers of the far right and far left. But complacency is the battered EU’s biggest problem.
Ukrainian confectionery tycoon Petro Poroshenko claims outright victory in the presidential election. The “chocolate king” won more 55.9 per cent of the vote in the first round, exit polls suggest.
Belarus border guards order me out of the country, but our resourceful Channel 4 News cameraman slips past them for a much-needed glimpse of Europe’s most repressive regime.
Prince Charles has made headlines around the world by saying Vladimir Putin’s actions in Ukraine echo those of Hitler. Is the comparison fair?
The Prince of Wales apparently likened the actions of Russian leader Vladimir Putin to Nazi dictator Adolf Hitler while on a tour of Canada, one woman claims.
Apocalyptic rain soaks Donetsk from dawn on Monday as people awake wondering quite what has actually dawned here.
As Russia’s President Putin arrives in Crimea, people at the Victory Day parade in Donetsk are still weighing up where their allegiances lie.
Russia’s Soviet stripes are on proud display this Victory Day, during a mass military parade in Moscow’s Red Square – President Putin heralds an “overwhelming force of patriotism”.