Uganda Police Raid US Project Helping Gays

Police in Uganda have raided the offices of a US-funded project which provides health advice to homosexuals. The move came after a controversial law, condemned as draconian by the West, threatened those engaging in gay sex with life imprisonment. The...

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Afghanistan Goes To The Polls In Historic Vote

By Stuart Ramsay, Chief Correspondent An historic day for Afghanistan - an election to decide a new president and for the first time in the country's history there is to be a democratic transition of power. Just how long the process will take is...

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Russia Holds Ukrainian 'Terror Suspects'

Russia has detained 25 Ukrainians it suspects of planning terror attacks in the country, according to reports. But the security service in Kiev has dismissed the claims as "nonsense". The arrests come after an inquiry by the Ukrainian authorities indicated...

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'Malaysia Concealing Missing Jet Information'

Malaysia Plane Mystery 'May Never Be Solved' Updated: 2:01pm UK, Wednesday 02 April 2014 A Royal Navy submarine has joined the search for flight MH370 in the Indian Ocean - as Malaysia's police chief said the investigation was focusing on the pilots...

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Malaysia Plane Probe Focuses On Crew And Pilots

Full Transcript Of Last Contact With MH370 Updated: 12:36pm UK, Tuesday 01 April 2014 A transcript of the final conversations between the control tower and Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 has been released. MAS 370 (Kuala Lumpur to Beijing) PILOT-ATC...

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Fort Hood: Four Dead In Base Shooting

Four people are dead after a US soldier opened fire at Fort Hood in Texas - five years after a shooter killed 13 people at the military base. The soldier, who was being treated for psychiatric problems including depression and anxiety, is among the...

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Ukraine: Putin Orders 'Partial Withdrawal'

Russian President Vladimir Putin has ordered a "partial withdrawal" of troops from Ukraine's eastern border in an attempt to de-escalate tensions in the region. Mr Putin told German Chancellor Angela Merkel about his move in a phone call on Monday afternoon....

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Guinea Facing 'Unprecedented Ebola Epidemic'

Doctors Without Borders has said an Ebola outbreak in Guinea has become an "unprecedented epidemic", as neighbouring Liberia confirms its first cases. In a statement, the charity, also known as Medecins Sans Frontieres (MSF) said the geographic scale...

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Climate Change: 'We're All Sitting Ducks'

Flooding, droughts, heatwaves and wildfires will pose a massive threat to humans in the future as climate change worsens, a major United Nations report has warned. The report from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) said the impact...

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Ukraine: US-Russia Talks Fail To Break Deadlock

Russia Feeling The Pinch Of Western Sanctions Updated: 11:11pm UK, Friday 28 March 2014 By Sam Kiley, Foreign Affairs Editor Russia's foreign minister came close to quoting Marx, not Karl, Groucho, in his reaction to the blackballing of Russia...

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Missing Plane Hunt: Multiple Objects Spotted

Learning Lessons From Missing Flight MH370 Updated: 9:23am UK, Saturday 29 March 2014 By Ian Woods, Senior Correspondent The small consolation that should come with every airline crash is that the knowledge gained from the tragedy should help...

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Missing Plane: Chinese Families Fly To Malaysia

Learning Lessons From Missing Flight MH370 Updated: 9:23am UK, Saturday 29 March 2014 By Ian Woods, Senior Correspondent The small consolation that should come with every airline crash is that the knowledge gained from the tragedy should help...

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