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Tatars face renewed oppression in Crimea after its annexation by Russia following a referendum.
Cuba faces a severe crisis following the loss of Venezuelan oil supplies after the United States kidnapped President Nicolás Maduro.
Peshmerga forces capture Cascade Junction, weakening the Islamic State's hold on Mosul in February.
Tensions between China and Taiwan escalate as military actions raise fears of conflict.
It has taken US Marines a year to advance just 20 kilometers in Helmand Province, where the threat of IEDs has increased by 80% over the past year.
In June 2008, Lebanon faces rising political tensions as Hezbollah grows in power.
Five shots were fired when legendary San tracker Optel Rooy was allegedly shot in the back by Kalahari police, raising concerns within his community.
In April 1991, the murder of Julie and Robin Kerry on the Chain of Rocks bridge prompts a trial that scrutinizes the implications of capital punishment in Mississippi.
The June summit in December 2000 offers hope for Korean reunification after decades of division.
As many as 250,000 people have perished in southern Sudan's death triangle amid decades of conflict between the north and south.
In Baghdad, journalists Rick Rowley and Dave documented the aftermath of an Apache helicopter attack, gathering testimonies from local refugees about the incident.
35,000 people protested in Frankfurt against the rise of the far-right Alternative for Germany party, fearing a repeat of the Nazi era.
Haiti's devastating earthquake in 2010 was preceded by decades of U.S.-backed political turmoil, including coups in 1991 and 2004 that undermined local governance.
Since October 7, 2023, 80 new members have joined the Parent Circle Families Forum, which connects Israeli and Palestinian families who have lost loved ones.
3,000 people died in the 9/11 attacks, prompting Dick Cheney to discuss the shift in U.S. policy towards terrorism and national security.
Icelanders debate the future of whaling amid a long history and vocal opposition.
The Peterloo massacre in Manchester highlights ongoing struggles for voting rights and economic justice.
Mo Ibrahim examines Africa's governance challenges and the continent's neutrality on the Ukraine conflict, linking it to historical colonial injustices.
Anti-Haitian sentiment in the Dominican Republic is examined through the experiences of Haitian workers and the historical context of their migration from Haiti.
In Russia, families of active-duty servicemen share accounts of their loved ones' deaths in Ukraine, highlighting the government's denial of military involvement.
In 1999, East Timor faces violence as refugees march for independence just before the referendum.
Two out of every five people in East Timor live on less than a dollar a day as the nation faces a power struggle among its leaders.
The 1919 Elaine Massacre reveals racial violence against African Americans in Arkansas.
Today, Liberia faces a traumatized nation where former child soldiers and warlords struggle to reintegrate into society after years of civil conflict.
Goran Tomašević, a Serbian photographer, captures global conflicts for Reuters from Belgrade.
Between 600,000 and 1 million Guatemalans were conscripted into civil defense patrols during the country's 36-year civil war, many now seeking compensation.
Mossad's Kidon unit, operating under the directives of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, employs assassination techniques to target enemies of Israel in Iran, Jordan, and Europe.
Over 50,000 Ethiopian refugees are currently sheltered in the Umrikuba camp in eastern Sudan, fleeing violence from the civil war that began in November 2020.
Half a million troops remain deployed on both sides of the disputed Ethiopia-Eritrea border as fighting threatens to reignite.
John Kiriakou reveals CIA's waterboarding of Abu Zubaydah and faces government punishment.
Hamas attacks Israel, prompting calls for Netanyahu's resignation and urgent hostage rescue efforts.
Charles Taylor expresses gratitude for efforts to bring peace to Liberia during a meeting with Foday Sankoh and Johnny Paul Koroma in 1999.
In Cambodia, two sisters reunite after 35 years of separation caused by the Khmer Rouge regime, highlighting the lasting impact of civil liberties violations.
The Guardian follows Farc guerrillas in Colombia as they face the end of their revolution.
Fareed Zakaria discusses his background and the rise of global powers in 'The Post-American World.'
The Lachin corridor, the only access route to Nagorno-Karabakh, has been blocked for ten months, causing severe shortages of food and fuel.
In November 2009, young Palestinians in the West Bank rise against Fatah amid growing discontent.
Over 700 airstrikes were conducted in four months to reclaim Kobani from ISIS, a city that had been under siege since January 2015.
Inflation in Zimbabwe reached 100,000% in March 2008, making basic necessities unaffordable for millions of citizens.
Raqqa's fall could reduce ISIS's territory by 80%, as Syrian Democratic Forces advance through northern Syria, pushing out militants and clearing the area.
In Helmand and Kandahar provinces, former British officer Abigail Austen reports on the Afghan army's struggle against ISIS and the Taliban, highlighting the sacrifices of wounded soldiers.
Fiji's military chief, Commodore Frank Bainimarama, threatens to jail the Prime Minister for incitement amid fears of a potential coup.
Claire Richardson covers the death of Queen Elizabeth II at Balmoral Castle, age 96.
More than 1 million soldiers make up the North Korean army, which is prepared to engage in combat with thousands of chemical missiles aimed at Seoul.
Jewish immigrants flee Ukraine for Israel, connecting through Aliah and facing identity challenges.
This year, 30,000 Jews immigrate to Israel, with many leaving Europe for safety and opportunity.
RAF Coningsby in Lincolnshire is home to 30 combat jets and 40 pilots who maintain a constant state of readiness to defend the UK's airspace.
Ukrainian Marines in Crimea face tough choices amid Russia's military pressure and evacuation orders.
