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Thailand's decade-long conflict features Reds supporting Thaksin Shinawatra against Yellow Shirt protests.
Two armies in Sudan are fighting for control, leading residents to learn the sounds of gunfire to assess their safety amid ongoing violence.
The video shows how protests in America have evolved over a hundred years, from the KKK to March for Our Lives.
The International Criminal Court has ordered the arrest of former President Rodrigo Duterte for crimes against humanity amid a bitter feud with President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.
A 4-kilometer-wide zone of separation divides Brcko, with Serbs controlling the city while the Muslim-Croat Federation holds the outer villages.
On the Sea Islands of South Carolina and Georgia, the Gullah Geechee community, led by Queen Wet, faces cultural erosion due to land development pressures.
On February 24, 2022, Russian forces launched a full-scale invasion of Ukraine, attacking cities including Kyiv, Odesa, and Lviv.
The explosion on August 4, 2020, killed more than 200 people, injured 6,000, and left 300,000 homeless in Beirut.
British Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond states that going to fight for a terrorist organization is a criminal act and a one-way ticket.
Ugandan children fear abduction by the Lord's Resistance Army in Northern Uganda.
Afghan women risk their lives to protect their rights as the Taliban may return to power.
A Red Cross worker was murdered in Kandahar, shot 20 times, as violence and lawlessness rise in southern and eastern Afghanistan.
British troops in Afghanistan tell Sean Smith the war feels pointless and frustrating.
An estimated 80,000 people have been killed since the Communist Party came to power in Afghanistan in 1978, prompting armed resistance from the mujahideen.
A 21-gun salute at Burhanuddin Rabbani's funeral triggers panic among attendees in Kabul, reflecting the city's tense security situation.
In 1899, the French colonial invasion of Niger led by Captain Paul Voulet left a lasting impact, as explored through the experiences of local communities today.
In Bosnia, devastating floods have displaced landmines from the war, complicating de-mining efforts led by NAD Kukar Rosovich and posing ongoing dangers to civilians.
The Uzbek Massacre in June this year reveals possible government involvement in Kyrgystan.
Children as young as nine are trained to use firearms in northern Afghanistan, where fighters express loyalty to Osama bin Laden.
Five decades after their initial displacement, Palestinian refugees in Jordan, Syria, and Lebanon continue to assert their right to return to their homeland.
Ukraine and Poland are facing tensions over their conflicting narratives of World War II, complicating their alliance in the ongoing conflict with Russia.
In 2026, America marks 250 years since the Declaration of Independence, exploring its impact on national identity and governance through the lens of the U.S. Constitution.
The United States Constitution, established in 1787, remains a foundational document reflecting the nation's ideals of equality, liberty, and the American Dream.
As the United States marks 250 years since the Declaration of Independence, Marc Lamont Hill discusses with Kimberle Crenshaw the challenges of reconciling its complex history.
For 250 years, the United States has oscillated between isolationism and intervention, shaping global politics from the Banana Wars to the War on Terror.
A road sign in Louisiana marks the largest rebellion of enslaved people in US history, prompting discussions about how this event is remembered.
Over 900 people have died from the cold in Afghanistan this winter as American troops conduct operations in harsh conditions.
A man holding shopping bags stood in front of a tank during the Tiananmen Square Massacre, becoming an iconic symbol of defiance against oppression.
DPR protesters seize buildings and demand action from PrivatBank in Donetsk, Ukraine.
Days before the invasion of Ukraine, the presidents of China and Russia met in Beijing and announced a friendship without limits.
Argentina's political landscape shifts under President Javier Milei's populist policies, challenging the legacy of the military dictatorship and historical accountability.
Gilbert Minassian, an Armenian from Marseille, reflects on the ongoing Armenia-Azerbaijan conflict, particularly the Azerbaijani offensive on 13 September 2022.
A notebook thought to belong to Vincent van Gogh sparks controversy among art historians.
The U.S. withdraws from Afghanistan as the Taliban regains control, revealing historical roots.
Six months into Russia's attack, Ukraine targets deep into Russian-occupied territory.
In mid-1990s Argentina, family members of the 30,000 disappeared organized protests called "escrache" to publicly confront and shame those accused of crimes against humanity.
Ongoing war crimes by Russia against civilians in Ukraine, including bombings and kidnappings, raise questions about the country's designation as a terrorist state.
The house in Braunau am Inn, Austria, where Adolf Hitler was born, has reopened as a police station, sparking debate over its historical significance and future use.
Families in Bucha, Ukraine, face the ongoing trauma of the March 2022 massacre, where over 450 civilians were killed by Russian forces, as survivors share their stories.
Twelve armed men accompany a convoy from Kabul to Jalalabad, where journalists face threats from local warlords and ongoing violence in Afghanistan.
A 12-minute report reveals how Baghdad has become a divided city, with blast walls separating Sunni and Shia neighborhoods.
More than 7,000 Muslim men and boys were slaughtered by Serb paramilitaries in Srebrenica on July 11, 1995, during a UN-protected zone withdrawal.
Barack Obama reflects on his admiration for John McCain, discussing their collaboration on foreign policy, immigration reform, and the 2008 presidential election.
Barack Obama's War examines Afghanistan's Failing Army and its ongoing challenges.
Barbados demands reparations from the British royal family and past slave owners for historical injustices.
Video footage shows life in Kobani just before the Islamic State attacked the city.
Seven police cars respond to protests in Minneapolis as organizers coordinate food and medical supplies for demonstrators demanding justice.
Jeremy Corbyn travels from Kings Cross to Grimsby, receiving enthusiastic support while grappling with political turmoil following Ken Livingstone's controversial remarks.
