Soldiers can fire without warning – Kazakh president – BBC News
The President of Kazakhstan has ordered his security forces to use lethal force on protestors, after days of unrest following a … source
Ukraine War special report: soldiers in Kharkiv take on the Russian army – BBC News
Ukraine’s military claim that in many areas they are now pushing back Russia’s invading forces. The city of Kharkiv is 25 miles … source
Russia accused of using cluster bombs as fighting rages in Ukraine’s cities – BBC News
Heavy fighting has taken place in several cities across Ukraine. Kharkiv, Ukraine’s second city, has seen some of the fiercest … source
Migrant 'shot dead by Greek police' at Turkish border
Turkey has accused security forces in Greece of opening fire as migrants tried to cross the border killing at least one person. That has been strongly denied by … source
Virginia shooting ‘a terrible crime’ says TV station boss – BBC News
The general manager of the US TV station whose reporter and cameraman were shot dead on air says their killing was “a terrible crime against two fine … source
Russia NATO Turkey Tensions dangerous consequences airspace violations Breaking News February 2016
Russia NATO Turkey Tensions dangerous consequences airspace violations Turkey’s government warned Russia that it would endure the consequences … source
VICE News Daily: Beyond The Headlines – August, 7 2014
Subscribe to VICE News here: http://bit.ly/Subscribe-to-VICE-News The VICE News Capsule is a news roundup that looks beyond the headlines. Today: … source
Designer Kate Spade dead at 55
Fashion designer Kate Spade was found dead in New York on Tuesday of an apparent suicide. Her colourful handbags made her a household name even … source
Calgary murder suspect dead after Alberta shootout
Adam Bettahar, a Calgary murder suspect, was killed in a shootout west of Edmonton. Calgary police had been looking for Bettahar after the body of a young … source
Kremlin failed by keeping western journalists away
The Russian government was too slow to react to the PR campaign launched by Tbilisi in the world’s media, believes Seamus Milne of Britain’s Guardian … source