Jan 28 Watch Will concessions by the Ukrainian government lead to peaceful dialogue? By PBS News Hour Continue watching
Jan 27 Watch Diving into the Philippines' dangerous, underwater mines By Hari Sreenivasan, PBS News Hour, Frank Carlson Filipino divers disappear into water as opaque as chocolate milk as they blindly dig in search of gold trapped in muddy sediment. It's risky business: As miners go deeper, underwater tunnels could collapse or the compressor that provides air may… Continue watching
Jan 27 Watch Author explores how Pussy Riot arrest marked new phase in Russian politics By PBS News Hour Continue watching
Jan 27 Watch As Sochi security tightens, bloody conflict continues in nearby Dagestan By PBS News Hour Continue watching
Jan 27 Watch As U.S.-Afghan relations hit new barrier, what options exist for security deal? By Gwen Ifill, PBS News Hour Continue watching
Jan 27 Watch News Wrap: Rescue teams search for missing victims of deadly Quebec fire By PBS News Hour Continue watching
Jan 27 Pussy Riot author Masha Gessen on politics of Sochi games By News Desk Jeffrey Brown talks to Masha Gessen in an extended online conversation about the politics of the upcoming Sochi Winter Olympics. Gessen discusses Putin's campaign to clean up his human rights image while at the same time barring Russian citizens who… Continue reading
Jan 27 New historic account chronicles Blackbeard's bloody final stand By Sarah Sheffer Among the pirates who have scoured the seven seas, Blackbeard stands as history's most notorious. Said to have captured two ships more than twice the size of his own, Blackbeard's conquests have been told and retold for nearly three centuries,… Continue reading
Jan 27 Ukrainian president says he will scrap anti-protest law By News Desk MORE: Ukrainian president says he has agreed to scrap harsh anti-protest legislation: http://t.co/JOX0Zpczgc — The Associated Press (@AP) January 27, 2014… Continue reading