NATO leaders are preparing to gather in London for a two-day meeting Tuesday to mark the 70th anniversary of the foundation of the alliance.
Observers overseas hope for similar accountability for their own leaders
As the impeachment process against U.S. President Donald Trump unfolds, it's not only Americans glued to their television sets. People around the world are fascinated by the political warfare in Washington and many say it shows American democracy in action. Trump is accused of improperly pressuring Ukraine to investigate the family of his political rival Joe Biden, a charge he strongly denies. From London to Delhi, Moscow to Johannesburg, Henry Ridgwell looks at world reaction to the impeachment
Prince Andrew steps back from public duties after interview backlash
During debate, Prime Minister Boris Johnson promises to end 'national misery' of Brexit, says Conservative government will leave European Union in January
In recent days the Italian city of Venice has suffered the worst flooding in 53 years – prompting a fierce debate among Italian politicians over whether man-made climate change is to blame. The same argument is taking place in Australia as wildfires fueled by soaring temperatures encroach on the city of Sydney. Henry Ridgwell reports on the extreme weather events that are stoking the climate debate.
Ukrainian, Chinese, Filipino and Saudi Arabian journalists honored at London ceremony
The Ukrainian journalist Oleg Sentsov, who was jailed in Russia for reporting on the country’s illegal annexation of Crimea, and murdered Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi were among those honored at the recent Magnitsky Awards ceremony in London. The awards pay tribute to those who risk their lives to stand up for human rights. Henry Ridgwell reports from the ceremony
Hillary Clinton urges Britain to release report on Russian interference
Critics say report into Russian interference could embarrass Conservatives ahead of election
The British government is refusing to publish a report examining Russian interference in its democratic process – despite widespread calls for its release before the general election scheduled December 12. The report by the Parliamentary Intelligence and Security Committee was completed months ago – and the head of the committee says it is ready for release. As Henry Ridgwell reports from London, the delay is fueling suspicions that it could be damaging for the ruling Conservative party
Amnesty International says the crackdown is part of a wider post-coup attack on freedom of expression
Turkish authorities have detained hundreds of people for posting comments of social media that questioned the country’s military offensive in Syria, according to Amnesty International. The human rights group says dozens of innocent people, including many journalists, are facing absurd criminal charges over legitimate criticism of the operation, which began last month. As Henry Ridgwell reports, Amnesty International says the crackdown is part of a wider attack on freedom of expression in Turkey.
US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo warns of Russia, China threats
US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, in Berlin speech, warns of Russia, China threats
Leaders warn of global dangers on 30th anniversary of fall
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