World

Kyiv’s truce shatters in a matter of hours

DFATD won’t say which charities got the cash, or how much

’We will not take one step back,’ opposition leader says in face of security crackdown

Gays have it better in Putin’s Russia now than at any previous moment in its history

Quebec strikes the right balance with right-to-die legislation and a retired general bills taxpayers for a move across town

And how a Canadian employee is caught in the crossfire

IOC head Thomas Bach defends the status quo

How Vladimir Putin’s desperate hold on power is fuelling the next revolution

Nicolas Anelka said the bizarre gesture was meant to honour Dieudonné, but the Football Association wouldn’t have it

A growing scandal has put the spotlight on sexism in the backroom boys’ club of British politics