Irregular military

An armed militia group has given The World’s partners at the BBC exclusive access to its training camp in east Ukraine, where recruits are preparing to fight the country’s army. Reporter Paul Kenyon has followed the brigade’s commander since the conflict began – now he has gathered a force of more than 100 men.An armed militia group has given The World’s partners at the BBC exclusive access to its training camp in east Ukraine, where recruits are preparing to fight the country’s army. Reporter Paul Kenyon has followed the brigade’s commander since the conflict began – now he has gathered a force of more than 100 men.

Bombers targeted World Cup fans in Kampala, Uganda, killing at least 64 and injuring one American. Reporter for the The New York Times, Josh Kron reports from Kampala.

Two years ago, Colombia’s government pledged to help peasant farmers reclaim the millions of acres of land they lost during the guerrilla war. But a new round of violence is keeping peasants from getting back their land.

The violent attack on a mall in Nairobi is a sign of desperation from the Somali group responsible for it, according to analyst Ken Menkhaus, professor of political science at Davidson College. Anchor Marco Werman challenges him to explain his analysis.

Lebanese Hezbollah fighters have been supporting President Bashar al-Assad’s troops in their attempt to crush the uprising in Syria. Hezbollah has its own TV channel Al Manar. It looks pretty professional, but you wouldn’t mistake it for CNN.