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Vologodski Pjatak, a maximum security prison on Ognenny Island, houses terrorists and mafia leaders, having evolved from a 16th-century monastery to a notorious gulag.
Jerusalem's complex history of conflict, from Roman conquests to the Crusades, highlights its enduring geopolitical significance and the ongoing disputes surrounding it.
More than 100,000 people have died in the long-running conflict in Mindanao, where the Islamic State seized Marawi in 2017 for five months.
HMS Ocean, Britain's largest warship, undertakes a seven-month deployment in the Middle East, showcasing the Royal Navy's response to Iranian naval threats.
At least 1,700 people, mostly civilians, have been killed in Aceh in the last year as the Indonesian military intensifies its crackdown on separatists.
220 kilometers from Luzon, the Scarborough Shoal is a focal point in the escalating conflict between China and the Philippines over territorial claims.
Around 300,000 women in Spain have had their children stolen during and after the Franco dictatorship, with many still searching for answers today.
In Ukraine, traditional combat has evolved into a high-stakes drone conflict, showcasing innovative tactics employed by Ukrainian forces on the front lines.
Over the last five years, the North Korean government has funneled more than $1 trillion into military operations and propaganda efforts to control its citizens.
King Charles and Queen Camilla's coronation at Westminster Abbey marks a historic occasion, featuring royal pageantry and a united family front after decades.
1,500 Russian soldiers remain deployed in Transnistria, a breakaway region in Moldova that operates under Moscow's influence and support.
In March 2019, the fall of Baghouz marked the end of ISIS's territorial control, yet the group remains a significant threat with an estimated 10,000 fighters in Iraq and Syria.
On October 7, 2023, Hamas terrorists attacked Israel, killing indiscriminately and taking hostages, marking the bloodiest day in the history of the conflict.
Iran's transformation from a U.S. ally under Mohammad Reza Pahlavi to a regional adversary following the 1979 revolution illustrates the complexities of modern geopolitical conflict.
A truck bomb detonates outside the US Embassy in Nairobi, killing 12 Americans and 200 Kenyans while injuring over 4,000 others.
Vladimir Putin invades Ukraine on February 24, 2022, claiming it is controlled by Nazis.
In September 2007, Joshua, a 27-year-old undercover reporter in Myanmar, leads a team documenting the massive uprising led by Buddhist monks amid military censorship.
Northern Ireland faces a potential crisis as Brexit exacerbates tensions between nationalists and unionists, raising questions about the future of the Good Friday Agreement and reunification.
Fidel Castro brought revolution to Cuba, but young Cubans seek change amid nostalgia.
On December 26, 2004, the Boxing Day tsunami devastated Southeast Asia, claiming 250,000 lives and leaving survivors in Banda Aceh grappling with profound loss and trauma.
Aung San Suu Kyi's transition from democracy icon to defender of ethnic cleansing highlights the complexities of Myanmar's military dictatorship.
A conversation among U.S. officials, including George V. Allen and military colonels, examines various forms of Communist propaganda using Soviet film clips.
The Ever Given container ship's grounding in the Suez Canal on March 23, 2021, halted global supply chains and prompted investigations into maritime safety.
The Department of Defense ran a $22 million effort in 2017 to document and research UFOs, revealing a growing interest in unexplained aerial phenomena.
In Libya, a young fighter discovers a hard drive containing thousands of confidential ISIS files, leading to an analysis of the organization's operations and resurgence.
Six million Jews were killed during the Holocaust, leading to a global recognition of the need for a Jewish state in the aftermath of World War II.
American journalists in Argentina tracked down Nazi Erich Priebke, a key figure in the Ardeatine massacre, while searching for SS officer Reinhard Kopps.
A 7.8 magnitude earthquake strikes Nepal, causing widespread destruction in Kathmandu and triggering a deadly avalanche on Mount Everest.
In Indonesia, a "dress rehearsal" for a bombing and a pivotal event in Singapore set the stage for the 2002 Bali attack.
In Ukraine, Anastasia Trofimova embeds with a Russian Army battalion, revealing the complexities of soldiers' motivations amid the ongoing conflict.
2,500 mercenaries, including Germans, were reported to be part of the Azov regiment in Ukraine in 2017, echoing the legacy of the SS.
More than 30 million dollars in funding for Nicaraguan contras came from Saudi Arabia, despite congressional restrictions on U.S. support.
Thirty thousand dollars in cash, along with heroin and cocaine, was seized during a police raid on a drug operation in Queens in July 1985.
Over 150,000 Russian soldiers were deployed along Ukraine's borders by February 23, 2022, as the country braced for an imminent invasion.
Since 1992, nearly 300 journalists have been killed in conflict, with around 200 believed to have been deliberately targeted by their killers.
One hundred years of communism in China has transformed the nation into a global superpower under Xi Jinping, despite facing significant economic and social challenges.
Yale historian Odd Arne Westad analyzes the prolonged war in Ukraine, comparing it to historical conflicts and assessing Russia's potential outcomes and risks.
In Myanmar, systematic ethnic cleansing against the Rohingya minority resulted in the destruction of hundreds of villages and the forced exile of 700,000 individuals.
An average American baby born in 2006 will require 45,000 pounds of metals during its lifetime to sustain its standard of living.
More than 20 million veterans from American wars face challenges in receiving adequate care and support from the Veterans Administration.
Following Donald Trump's 2020 election defeat, efforts to overturn the results culminated in the storming of Capitol Hill by his supporters on January 6, 2021.
Bashar al-Assad flees to Russia in December 2024 as his regime collapses in Syria.
Sam discusses urban crime and charmers like Jack Sheppard and Mary Toft in the final episode.
Israel's intelligence apparatus is scrutinized for its internal vulnerabilities and historical failures, highlighted by cases like Mordechai Vanunu and Marcus Klingberg.
In Pakistan, the arrest of an American threatens a covert CIA mission, prompting Mark Kelton, the station chief, to manage the ensuing fallout.
Darrell Blocker, a former CIA officer, details a mission to capture a Taliban leader known as "The Butcher," intensified by the abduction of a teenage boy.
The Shinnecock Nation, with a population of about 500, is confined to a 750-acre reservation while facing ongoing land encroachment from wealthy developers.
3,000 individuals gathered outside the Danish embassy in Tehran in 2006, demanding the building's destruction over the publication of Muhammad cartoons.
