Al Jazeera Pair Go Free Before Retrial Starts

Two Al Jazeera journalists have been allowed to leave prison in Egypt after spending more than a year locked up. Baher Mohamed was freed hours after Mohamed Fahmy's release on bail following a ruling by a Cairo judge. The men still face a retrial...

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Greek Crisis: Merkel Offers Olive Branch

Germany has relaxed its fierce opposition to an easing of the bailout demands faced by Greece, though there are no signs a new deal is imminent. German Chancellor Angela Merkel offered an olive branch at a summit of EU leaders in Brussels after...

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'American Sniper' Trial Shown Arrest Video

Police camera footage has revealed the moment officers confronted the former US Marine accused of murdering American Sniper author Chris Kyle. The video shows Eddie Routh being swarmed by officers next to the pick-up truck he had been driving,...

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More Fighting In Ukraine After Peace Deal

At least 11 service personnel have been killed and dozens wounded in the last 24 hours in eastern Ukraine, officials have reported. It comes despite the ceasefire agreement reached on Thursday, which is due to come into force this weekend. "In the...

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Ceasefire In Eastern Ukraine From Sunday

Ceasefire In Eastern Ukraine From Sunday We use cookies to give you the best experience. If you do nothing we'll assume that it's ok. Close Play video "Ceasefire Deal In Ukraine Conflict" Video: Ceasefire Deal In Ukraine Conflict...

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Egypt Bails Al Jazeera Journalists

Al Jazeera journalists Mohamed Fahmy and Baher Mohamed have been freed on bail by an Egyptian court after spending more than a year behind bars. A judge in Cairo ordered that the pair should be released at the start of their retrial on charges of...

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On The Front Line Of Battle Against Boko Haram

By Alex Crawford, Special Correspondent The terror group Boko Haram is "perpetually mutating" according to Cameroon military leaders - and it has a well-organised structure with constantly changing tactics. Sky News has been given rare access to...

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IS Magazine 'Interviews' Hayat Boumeddiene

A magazine run by Islamic State has published what it claims is an interview with the widow of a terrorist who attacked a Paris supermarket last month. Hayat Boumeddiene is France's most wanted woman after her partner Amedy Coulibaly shot...

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Belgian Islamists Convicted On Terror Charges

A Belgian court has convicted the leader of an Islamist group and many of his followers for sending jihadists to Syria. Fouad Belkacem, the chief of the now disbanded Sharia4Belgium group, was led into the court in handcuffs and smiled as he...

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TransAsia Offers £307,000 To Crash Families

Taiwan's TransAsia Airways will pay nearly half a million US dollars in compensation to relatives of each victim following a plane crash earlier this month. The offer of $14.9m Taiwanese New Dollars (£307,000) for each family comes seven months after...

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Man Arrested Over Muslim Family's Murder

A man has reportedly been arrested on three counts of first-degree murder following a shooting in North Carolina. Craig Stephen Hicks, 46, is being held in Durham County jail following the killings of three members of the same family in Chapel...

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Over 300 Migrants Missing In Mediterranean

More than 300 migrants are missing after their boats sank in the Mediterranean, according to international agencies. The information has come from nine survivors who arrived on the Italian island of Lampedusa on Wednesday. They were among more than...

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Russia Looks With Envy At China's Economy

By Katie Stallard, Moscow Correspondent, in Blagoveshchensk Blagoveshchensk translates as the "city of good news", but there has been precious little of that for the Russian economy lately. The value of the rouble has plummeted and the country is...

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Topless Protesters Climb On Strauss-Kahn's Car

Dominique Strauss-Kahn has been confronted by topless protesters outside a courthouse in France before taking the stand at his "aggravated pimping" trial. The economist was ambushed as his car approached the building, with Femen activists climbing...

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Charles Urged To Address Human Rights In Saudi

Prince Charles is under pressure to raise humanitarian concerns when he meets Saudi Arabia's new king, Salman. The Prince of Wales will be arriving in Riyadh on the latest leg of a six-day tour of Middle East countries which border areas dominated...

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Don't Arm Ukraine, Russia Tells The West

Moscow has hit out at calls for the West to arm Ukraine in the fight against rebels in the east of the country. A Kremlin spokesman said it would be regarded as an attempt to destabilise the situation - as would the extension of sanctions against...

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Plight Of Refugees Fleeing Terror Of Boko Haram

By Alex Crawford, Sky's special correspondent in Manoua, northern Cameroon The terror of Boko Haram has forced a six-week delay for Nigeria's presidential elections - but few Nigerians who have escaped the extremists believe their power will be curbed...

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Gunman Knocked Down In Attempted Car-Jacking

Footage has been revealed of an armed man trying to escape a high-speed police chase by hijacking a car on a busy motorway. Two men had been tracked by police from Queensland, Australia, on a 93-mile (150km) police chase from near Brisbane through...

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Kremlin: Don't Issue Ultimatums To Putin

Vladimir Putin will not be spoken to in the language of ultimatums, a Russian radio station has quoted the Kremlin as saying. Reports suggest German Chancellor Angela Merkel had given him until Wednesday to agree a peace plan over Ukraine or...

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Hooded Gunmen Fire On Police In Marseille

Hooded gunmen have fired on police in the French city of Marseille where the Prime Minister Manuel Valls had been due to visit. An armed gang of up to 10 people targeted a police car with Kalashnikov rifles on the notorious La Castellane housing estate...

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