New Greek Govt Begins Battle Over Bailout

Greece's newly elected anti-austerity government has said it will not co-operate with its international "troika" of creditors - the European Union, the European Central Bank and the International Monetary Fund. Greece's finance minister Yanis Varoufakis...

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IS Chemical Weapons Expert Killed, Says US

A chemical weapons expert working with Islamic State (IS) in Iraq has been killed in a coalition airstrike, the US military has said. Abu Malik was killed near Mosul during an air raid on 24 January, US Central Command announced on Friday....

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Deadly Shell Strike As Ukrainians Queue For Aid

At least six people have been killed after shells hit a cultural centre and a trolleybus in the Ukrainian city of Donetsk. People had been queuing for aid outside the building in the centre of the city when two artillery shells struck, witnesses said....

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Ukraine: Daily Struggle On Conflict's Front Line

By Katie Stallard, Moscow Correspondent, in Donetsk As the fighting in eastern Ukraine intensifies, humanitarian conditions in the region are deteriorating. Sky News filmed families in the rebel-controlled capital of Donetsk, as it was revealed the...

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EU Extends Russian Sanctions Over Ukraine Crisis

The European Union has extended its first set of sanctions against Russian and pro-Russian separatist officials by a further six months due to the ongoing crisis in Ukraine. The sanctions were due to expire in March, but Dutch foreign minister Bert...

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Inside Ukraine's Rebel-Controlled Capital

By Katie Stallard, Moscow Correspondent, in Donetsk A set of metal steps leads you down into the darkness of the underground shelter, below a suburban arts centre in the rebel-controlled capital of Donetsk. The power had gone off earlier that morning,...

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Prisoner Given Last-Minute Stay of Execution

By Ian Woods, Sky News Correpondent A death row prisoner has been granted a stay of execution, the day before he was due to be killed by lethal injection. Richard Glossip, and two other prisoners in Oklahoma, were given temporary reprieves by the...

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Risk V Reward In Islamic State Hostage Deal

Time is running out and pressure is mounting for the Jordanian and Japanese authorities. The demand from Islamic State militants is the release of an Iraqi would-be suicide bomber in exchange for the lives of a Japanese journalist and a Jordanian...

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Audio: Hostage Faces Death Within Hours

An audio recording purportedly from a man being held by IS militants says a fellow hostage has just hours to live unless an Iraqi prisoner is released. The message, which is unverified, is believed to have been read out by Kenji Goto - a Japanese...

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Greece Lightning: Could Syriza Success Spread?

By Robert Nisbet, Europe Correspondent As car horns blared in the capital's streets, few doubted this had been a seismic night in European politics. Five years of swingeing cuts have shrunk Greece's economic output by a third and delivered a primary...

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Alexis Tsipras: A Profile Of Syriza's Leader

Alexis Tsipras could become the youngest prime minister of Greece since 1865 but just who is he and what does he represent? :: Teen revolutionary Mr Tsipras joined the Young Communists Society in the 1980s and by 1991 at the age of 17 organised the...

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Greece Will Leave Austerity 'Humiliation' Behind

Greece Will Leave Austerity 'Humiliation' Behind We use cookies to give you the best experience. If you do nothing we'll assume that it's ok. Close Play video "Greece Rejects EU Austerity" Video: Greece Rejects EU Austerity ...

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Father Overwhelmed By Japanese Hostage 'Death'

The father of the Japanese hostage apparently killed by Islamic State has said he is overwhelmed by grief. Shoichi Yukawa said he still had hope "deep in my heart that this is not true" and added that if he were reunited with his son he would give...

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Greece's Snap Election: Voters Go To The Polls

By Tom Rayner, Sky News Reporter, in Athens Voting is under way in a Greek election likely to send shockwaves through Europe and global markets. Polling suggests the leftist Syriza party is set to sweep to victory on its anti-austerity platform,...

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Barack Obama Lands In India For Visit

US President Barack Obama and his wife Michelle have arrived in New Delhi for the start of a three-day visit to India. Mr Obama, who landed in the capital at around 9.40am local time, was given a red carpet welcome and received a hug from Prime...

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