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Over 200 interactions between orcas and boats were reported last year, resulting in the sinking of three ships due to orcas targeting rudders.
Participants simulate climate negotiations with the Honorable Donald J. Trump representing the U.S.
Muncie, Indiana, a town of 70,000, has seen a decline in manufacturing jobs, leaving many residents feeling let down by their politicians.
On January 26, 200 demonstrators were arrested during protests in New Delhi against three laws that threaten family farms and farmers' livelihoods.
The war in Ukraine highlights a Global clash between Western democracies and autocracies like Russia and China.
India abstains from condemning Russia's invasion of Ukraine during a UN vote this week.
Mother Teresa's missionaries face criminal charges of child abuse while volunteers report neglect and poor medical care for abandoned children in Kolkata.
David Coleman Headley, an American citizen, played a pivotal role in planning the 2008 Mumbai attacks, exposing the limitations of electronic surveillance by intelligence agencies.
India navigates complex ties with the West amid threats from China and Russia's war.
The Indian government removes textbook sections on Gandhi and the Mughal Empire in 2023.
India spent around $2.9 billion on Israeli military hardware over the last decade, making it the largest buyer of Israeli weapons.
More than 2,000 square miles of land in Louisiana have disappeared since the 1930s, forcing communities like the Biloxi Chitimacha Choctaw to relocate.
A bustling flower market in Hyderabad attracts buyers and sellers from across the region, reflecting the city's vibrant cultural life.
Dr. Sir James Mallinson, after two decades of studying Indian holy men, is ordained as a mahant, reflecting his profound connection to Hinduism.
Guy Martin checks out the unique features of Japanese toilets and their cultural significance.
In a post-pandemic world, major companies like Ericsson and Standard Chartered are transforming office spaces in cities like Delhi into collaborative environments that prioritize wellness.
Dawn Hallett and her husband Mike from Nova Scotia navigate infertility and international surrogacy in their quest to become parents through advanced reproductive technologies.
Australia granted just over 160,000 permanent work visas in the year leading up to June 2018, reflecting its high openness to immigration.
Tensions rise between India and Pakistan as nuclear threats loom over Kashmir conflict.
Rangoli, an art form over 5000 years old, is traditionally created outside homes to welcome Hindu gods, especially during the festival of Diwali.
Each year, Indiana produces 270 million pounds of popcorn, with family-owned Pop Weaver leading the industry since 1928.
At least 780 people have been killed in street battles since the military coup in Myanmar on February 1, which followed claims of voter fraud.
Rafi Khatchadourian highlights laughter yoga created by Madan Kataria in the 1990s.
The video documents the creation of India's largest Rangoli, highlighting intricate designs and vibrant colors that enhance the Diwali celebration.
Freddie Gibbs reflects on his two-year hiatus from rap and the powerful themes in his song 'Midwest Malcolm' during a three-minute video.
Record numbers of journalists were imprisoned last year, with many attacked or murdered for their work, raising concerns about press freedom worldwide.
The French and Indian War highlights the territorial conflicts in North America between Britain and France.
Ajay Bhatt invents USB flash drives, transforming data storage in the late 1990s.
Vasco da Gama connects Portugal to the Indian spice market by sailing around Africa's Cape of Good Hope.
China abstained from a UN Security Council resolution on Russia's invasion of Ukraine, aligning with India and the United Arab Emirates.
25 leaders of Indian origin currently head S&P 500 companies, a significant increase from 11 a decade ago, reflecting the Indian diaspora's growing influence.
Winston Churchill acts as a key intermediary between the Soviets and Americans during WWII.
Priyanka Chopra Jonas and Lucia Silvestri select gems in Jaipur for Bvlgari High Jewelry.
More than 15,000 people have been detained under the Public Safety Act in Kashmir, according to local lawyer Mir Urfi, who fights for their rights.
Almost 5,000 citizens of Pondicherry, or about 10% of the population, chose to take French nationality at midnight on August 16, 1962.
This full documentary reveals Bruce Lee's ties to Indian philosophy and martial arts origins.
Seven thousand positions remain unfilled in the Catholic Church in Germany, prompting the recruitment of priests like Father Shijou from India.
Auroville's community, founded in 1968, now includes around 2,000 residents who practice sustainable living and reject property ownership.
Banu and Bhuntu navigate factory life in Bangalore, facing challenges to their friendship and rights.
Lakshmi, a member of the hijra community in India, advocates for acceptance and self-love while addressing the challenges faced by transgender individuals.
An estimated 10,000 Indians moved to Berlin in the last year, seeking community and cultural connection in a new country.
The Bhopal gas leak in 1984 killed thousands and still affects survivors today.
Four national awards from the president of India did not shield Akanksha Sood Singh from struggling with body image issues shaped by societal standards.
At 4,500 meters altitude, a French photographer captures the lives of nomadic people in the Changtang region of Ladakh, India.
In 2015, a group of transgender individuals in India established the first-ever religious congregation to reclaim their place in society and culture.
Thousands of visitors gather each morning at the Dalai Lama's temple in Dharamsala to pray for his long life during a ceremony attended by his oldest disciples.
Five thousand people once lived in Downieville during its peak as a mining town before economic decline led to its transformation into a mountain-biking destination.
Nicolas Henry captures the lives of Maharajas' descendants and Indian traditions during his travels.
