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Middle East
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Israeli minister Taki Hanegbi discusses Iran, stating, 'we are going to defend ourselves.'
Tensions rise in the Strait of Hormuz as Iran and Trump clash over tanker attacks.
Niloufar Farahmand and Kiana Yarahmadi challenge gender norms in Iran's auto repair industry as they strive to become the first women to obtain a mechanics license.
Around 100 migrants returned to a Calais camp after police cleared out a site where up to 300 people had been living in squalid conditions.
Russia's war on Ukraine shifts from a regional conflict to global tensions, impacting U.S.-Saudi relations.
In Iran, a lawyer dedicates his life to defending juvenile offenders facing execution, including a 17-year-old named Baden, highlighting systemic legal issues.
Brazil ranks second in the world for cosmetic procedures, reflecting intense societal pressure to meet beauty standards shaped by family and culture.
Ayatollah Ali Khamenei threatens to abandon the nuclear deal with the US, while protests erupt in Mogadishu following a deadly al-Shabaab attack.
Russia uses Belarus to sell weapons to Iran and North Korea through arms dealer Victor Bout.
The conflict in Ukraine will soon enter its third year, with Kyiv under pressure to advance.
Village Elders in Harat recount Taliban violence against voters in Afghanistan's elections.
10 million mourners attended the funeral of Ayatollah Khomeini, reflecting the enduring impact of the 1979 revolution on Iranian society.
Robert Shrimsley and Miranda Green analyze UK politics and Brexit using felt pens and flow charts.
Lauren Miranda fights back after being fired from Bellport Middle School over a topless photo.
President Trump addresses Iran's missile attack on US bases in Iraq and claims no casualties.
Tensions between Washington and Tehran rise after the killing of Qassem Soleimani by a US drone strike.
Donald Trump complicates Biden's transition while issuing warnings to Iran and troop withdrawals.
Denmark's right-wing Danish People's Party has passed regulations mandating pork be served in all public institutions, reflecting a growing anti-immigration stance.
A 20 percent voter turnout could benefit hard-right candidates in Iran's upcoming presidential election, according to political analyst Vali R. Nasr.
Safa Al Ahmad clarifies the complex relationship between the Houthis and Iranians in Yemen.
President Trump and John Bolton clash over America's role in Syria and the Middle East.
Iran sent money, weapons, and military advisers from the IRGC to support Bashar al-Assad's regime in Syria as protests escalated in 2011.
Iran's surprising drugs policy under President Ahmadinejad contrasts sharply with Western approaches.
Mountain guiding is examined through the rigorous training of two aspirants and insights from renowned guides Hanspeter Eisendle and Neil Brodie.
Norwegian filmmaker Håvard Fossum reveals global censorship's impact on narratives.
A Ukrainian passenger jet was shot down by Iran's military, killing all 176 people on board, which sparked widespread protests across the country.
Women in Iran protest by burning headscarves, challenging the Islamic Republic's regime.
241 US marines died in a suicide bombing, a key event in the decades-long rivalry between Iran and America that began over oil in the 1950s.
Turkmenistan has some of the largest reserves of natural gas in the world, yet remains one of the poorest countries from the former Soviet Union.
War deaths in Ukraine are estimated to be in the tens of thousands as President Zelensky seeks support and weapons during his first trip to America since the conflict began.
Pastor Martens offers sanctuary to refugees in his church basement, where ten men face deportation after fleeing religious persecution in Iran and Afghanistan.
In 2017, Shirin Neshat received the premium Imperial prize for lifetime achievement, recognizing her contributions as an artist and filmmaker.
Hamed Valy founded Afghanistan's first modeling agency, Modelstan, in 2019, but fled to Germany after receiving death threats from the Taliban.
Lençóis Maranhenses national park covers over 1,500 square kilometers and features a unique ecosystem of sand dunes and freshwater lakes in northeast Brazil.
Every year, Yairan Montejo must renew his German residence permit, a process that often leads to frustration and uncertainty about his future.
Budhia Singh, the youngest marathon runner, faces concerns over his intense training regimen.
Kate Shemirani shares Covid conspiracy theories while her son Sebastian debunks them online.
Lou Dematteis recounts capturing Eugene Hasenfus after his plane was shot down in Nicaragua.
Pegah Ahangarani’s emotional documentary remembers a friend lost during the Iranian Revolution.
The Iran Contra affair exemplifies how the gray and black markets intertwine with parallel diplomacy, revealing the ethical compromises made for profit.
Canadian anthropologist Robert Grant Haliburton's investigations into mythical red-skinned pygmy tribes in Morocco and Libya suggest a link to a pre-Human civilization.
The Iran-Contra Affair nearly cost Ronald Reagan his presidency amid scandal and controversy.
Last week tonight examines Ayn Rand's lasting influence and her philosophy of Objectivism.
A fan in Tehran tells Conan O'Brien that his parents would recognize Bill Burr as a funny guy from Massachusetts with red hair.
Donald Trump uses Queen's music at the Republican National Convention without permission.
Daveed Diggs discusses performing without glasses and Lin-Manuel Miranda's keen audience awareness.
Dadbeh thinks Conan mispronounces German Prime Minister Angela Merkel's name humorously.
Lin-Manuel Miranda recalls his nervous meeting with Weird Al Yankovic before Hamilton's success.
