New Indian Prime Minister Modi Hails Victory

Opposition candidate Narendra Modi says he wants to "fulfil the dreams of 1.2 billion people" after sweeping to power in historic elections in India. The final results have yet to be declared but the Hindu Bharitya Janata Party (BJP) already has enough...

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Party Time In India But Modi Must Reach Out

By Neville Lazarus, India Producer, in Delhi It's a resounding victory and they are celebrating. Supporters of the Bharitiya Janata Party have been partying since morning when counting began. Young and old, first-time voters and veterans, they...

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Grief And Anger As Turkey Buries Dead Miners

By Robert Nisbet, Europe Correspondent We watched a logjam of grief, as they filled a field with the bodies of those killed in the Turkish mine disaster. Rows of graves were dug in what has now been called the Martyr's Cemetery, each hole separated...

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Fury Over Mine Safety As Turkey Buries Dead

Thousands of protesters have clashed with riot police in several Turkish cities as relatives began to bury those killed in the country's deadliest industrial disaster. Demonstrators are angry at the government's failure to address safety concerns within...

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Ferry Disaster: Captain On Manslaughter Charge

The captain of the South Korean ferry that capsized killing more than 280 passengers has been charged with manslaughter. Two navigators and a chief engineer have been charged with the same offence - and if convicted all four could face the death penalty....

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Turkish PM Attacked By Mob Over Mine Disaster

Turkey's Prime Minister has defended his country's mining safety record as at least 276 workers were confirmed dead in an underground explosion. Tayyip Erdogan's car was attacked by protesters as he visited the scene of the disaster in Soma, some 155...

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Seven Ukrainian Troops Killed In Kramatorsk

Seven Ukrainian soldiers have been killed and eight hurt in an ambush by separatists near Krematorsk, Kiev's defence ministry says. Authorities say the troops were attacked outside the town in the east of the country by at least 30 insurgents using...

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Turkey Mine Blast: 201 Dead And Toll May Rise

At least 201 miners have been killed after an underground explosion and fire in western Turkey. The country's energy minister Taner Yildiz said 787 workers were in the mine at the time of the blast, which is thought to have been caused by an electrical...

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Ukraine: EU Hits Russia With New Sanctions

The European Union has imposed a new round of sanctions on Russians and Ukrainians as part of attempts to pressure Moscow over the Ukraine crisis. Among the 13 people facing asset freezes and visa bans are President Vladimir Putin's first deputy chief...

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Ukraine: Russia Bites The Hand That Feeds

When the Russian bear roars, us jobbing journalists reach for the grab bag of cliches and hackneyed metaphor. Vladimir Putin is playing chess while the West is playing checkers. He's behaving like an 18th-century Tsar in a 21st-century world. He's...

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Ukraine Crisis: Guardsmen Open Fire On Crowd

Ukraine Referendum Will Add Fuel To The Fire Updated: 4:39pm UK, Sunday 11 May 2014 By Katie Stallard, Sky News Moscow Correspondent The polling stations are ready and we're told three million ballot papers have been printed, enough for every...

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Ukraine Referendum Will Add Fuel To The Fire

The polling stations are ready and we're told three million ballot papers have been printed, enough for every eligible voter in the region of Donetsk. But what is still far from clear is what they are being asked to vote for. The question seems to...

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Ukrainian Self-Rule 'Would Destroy Country'

Hague's Whirlwind Diplomatic Tour Of Europe Updated: 10:57am UK, Saturday 10 May 2014 By Tim Marshall, Diplomatic Editor When you travel with the Foreign Office, you travel at speed. Foreign Secretary William Hague lives his working life in blocks...

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Ukraine Referendum Will Add Fuel To the Fire

The polling stations are ready and we're told three million ballot papers have been printed, enough for every eligible voter in the region of Donetsk. But what is still far from clear is what they are being asked to vote for. The question seems to...

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