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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.
Asmahan teaches belly dancing at Pineapple in London's Covent Garden, tracing its Mesopotamian roots.
The video connects Putin's actions in Eastern Ukraine to historical events from 1938.
More than 15 anti-Semitic incidents were reported in Berlin within weeks of the October 7 attacks, prompting heightened tensions at pro-Palestinian demonstrations.
Berlin is a constantly changing capital that has reinvented itself since World War II.
More than 13,000 lives were lost during Nepal's civil war, which began in February 1996 and involved a violent struggle between the monarchy and Maoist rebels.
Over 1.5 million Liberians were displaced during the civil war, leading to a massive international response to stabilize the country.
Bill Clinton reflects on his relationship with John McCain, highlighting their collaboration on U.S.-Vietnam relations and bipartisan efforts on climate change.
In July 2023, a high school in Trinidad banned over 20 boys from graduation for hairstyles deemed not neat and tidy, reflecting a broader trend of hair discrimination.
More than 90% of Muslims have fled the Central African Republic due to escalating violence and conflict over gold and diamond mines.
The inauguration of Joe Biden on January 20, 2021, took place under the most security of any inauguration in U.S. history amid a global pandemic.
Bosnia struggles with ethnic cleansing and fragile democracy in 1996, warns Former Prime Minister.
Bosnia faces renewed fears of civil war amid Ukraine's turmoil and European tensions.
Over half a million people were affected by the civil war in Colombia, fueled by oil money and the battle to protect a multi-million dollar pipeline.
Britain spends approximately €150 million each year to maintain a military presence in the Falkland Islands, a territory claimed by Argentina.
The British Army Chief warns of a clear threat from Putin, urging immediate action to prevent war.
In a Belfast housing estate in 1971, British Army shootings resulted in the deaths of eleven Catholic civilians, including a priest and a mother of eight.
In March 1999, Ethiopia and Eritrea fight a brutal war while the world focuses on Kosovo.
Augustine and Charmaine highlight the impact of residential schools on Native American children.
In June 2014, the Islamic State rapidly expanded from Syria into Iraq, seizing control of significant territories and resources, including oil fields and dams.
The Donbas Battalion is ambushed in Kovka, Ukraine, just west of Donetsk, ahead of elections.
Democracy in Cambodia struggles since the Khmer Rouge's fall and the CPP's dominance.
Hezbollah and Israel's conflict in Southern Lebanon threatens stability amid Syria's civil war.
Georgia faces a heated debate over the legacy of Soviet dictator Joseph Stalin.
Maha and Pierre recount their experiences after Israel withdrew from Lebanon in 2000.
Brynn Underwood revives Cerro Gordo, a ghost town with a dark past, for tourism and TikTok fame.
Charles Taylor testifies at The Hague about Firestone's role in his rise to power in Liberia.
The former first lady argues Charles Taylor isn't responsible for Sierra Leone's war crimes.
A Chechen boy in Ingushetia learns to use a Kalashnikov in a refugee camp amid conflict.
Agent Orange's impact in Vietnam leaves 800,000 third generation victims suffering today.
As the United States celebrates 250 years of independence, Chris Hedges examines the nation's achievements and contradictions in relation to its founding principles.
William Ayers discusses his involvement in the anti-war movement during the Vietnam War and expresses his belief that more action is needed to address ongoing injustices.
John Kiriakou, a former CIA agent, discusses the agency's history of covert operations and the implications of accountability and secrecy in the United States today.
Cindy Sheehan's protest outside George W. Bush's ranch in Crawford, Texas, in August 2005 attracted tens of thousands demanding answers about her son Casey's death in Iraq.
The episode discusses male circumcision among Muslims, Jewish people, and its decline in the UK.
An attempted coup in Germany last December reveals the rise of the Reichsbürger group.
Chechen President Mashkadov discusses the ongoing resistance against Russian forces in Chechnya.
In November 2006, Lebanon faces ongoing casualties from cluster bombs despite silence of guns.
95% of kidnappers in Colombia target people in cars, driving demand for armored vehicles in a country plagued by decades of civil war and violence.
Colombia's 2016 peace agreement with FARC encounters setbacks as violence reemerges and communities grapple with land access issues.
Colonel Robert Campbell has been in Afghanistan for 12 months, advocating for a counterinsurgency strategy that relies on local partnerships and dialogue.
Racist monuments are being pulled down as nations confront colonial legacies in Africa.
Kimua in the Walikale district faces ongoing fear from the FDLR Hutu militia's presence.
Around 4 million people have died in the Democratic Republic of Congo due to a war fueled by the demand for minerals like cassiterite and coltan.
