A little GRN tumble:

Four US soldiers have been killed in an attack in Afghanistan hours after the US announced it will engage in its first formal direct talks with the Taliban after dropping its long-standing demand that the movement renounce ties with al-Qaeda in order for them to progress.

US soldiers killed hours after US announces peace talks with Taliban. GRNlive correspondents Kate Clark and May Jeong in Kabul are available for phoners, skypers and live invisions.

BREAKING: At least 93,000 killed in Syria. GRNlive correspondent John Zarocostas is available for coverage!

Two washers were stuck at the top of the Hearst Building in Midtown Manhattan after scaffolding collapsed

GRNlive correspondent Julie Walker is available in New York for coverage!

The official Xinghua News Agency says the fire broke out Monday morning, trapping workers inside sheds at the farm in Jilin province’s Mishazi township.

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Soldier faces charge of ‘aiding the enemy’ by downloading and leaking hundreds of thousands of classified documents

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Defence secretary says 80-90 people are being held at Camp Bastion after claims emerge of secret detention facility

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Three Lebanese soldiers killed in Arsal at their checkpoint. Click for more information! Correspondent @fernandevtets is available for coverage!

The 20-year-old is said to be on the run and possibly armed after four bodies are found at a family home in Brno.

POLICE and ambulances have been called to Woolwich this afternoon (May 22) to deal with a reported shooting. WARNING: Graphic content in pictures

Live updates from the Woolwich shooting. 

Disturbances in Sweden spark debate about government failures over youth unemployment and immigration

A special envoy for North Korean leader Kim Jong Un left Pyongyang on Wednesday for China, the North’s only major political and economic benefactor.

GRNlive correspondent Rebecca Conway is available for coverage.