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Rwanda witnesses reconciliation efforts 30 years after the brutal genocide of 1994.
Saddam Hussein attempts to rebuild The New Babylon, echoing the legacy of King Nebuchadnezzar.
Adam Lanza's obsession with mass killings is revealed in the Connecticut school shooting report.
Two Canadian soldiers negotiate an early surrender at a Nazi base during World War II.
Israel denies genocide claims from South Africa amid ongoing conflict in Gaza and public support.
In November, the kilogram is redefined in Versailles, France, based on Planck's constant.
In Lithuania's forests, secret bunkers built during the Cold War reflect the extensive preparations by European governments for potential nuclear conflict.
Senegalese students at Cheikh Anta Diop University prevent the Israeli ambassador from speaking, demonstrating their solidarity with Palestine and activism against perceived injustices.
Russian-backed separatists in several Ukrainian regions announce referendums to join Russia.
Separatists shoot down a Ukrainian plane in the deadliest incident since April's conflict.
Höfner guitars, particularly the Höfner Bass made famous by Paul McCartney of the Beatles, significantly influenced the music industry since its 1956 debut.
The Endurance, Ernest Shackleton's lost ship, was found after 107 years at a depth of 3,000 meters beneath the Antarctic sea ice, remarkably preserved.
Shah Rukh Khan discusses the interplay between illusion and reality in Bollywood, reflecting on his career and the cinematic fantasy of India's film industry.
A South Korean aquarium's biggest shark eats a smaller shark in a turf war.
Shashi Tharoor discusses India's negative image in major international newspapers and rising intolerance.
Zelensky demands sanctions against Russia after shelling at Zaporizhia nuclear plant.
Residents mourn civilian deaths amid consistent clashes and distrust of the ceasefire.
The Russian Black Sea Fleet sinks a ship in Donuzlav Bay to block Crimea's port access.
Footage from the 2003 invasion of Iraq captures the intense bombardment of Baghdad, showcasing missile launches and street battles that defined the conflict.
Three never-before-seen Aztec codices, hidden in a family archive for hundreds of years, provide new insights into Aztec life and history.
Urban Outfitters faces criticism for a Blood Stained sweatshirt linked to Kent State University.
A shepherd in Turkey finds a strange stone structure in Season 21, Episode 1 of Ancient Aliens.
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Sierra Leone rebuilds its economy with iron ore exports and increased diamond production.
In 1966, patrons at the West Village bar engage in a 'Sip In' to protest sexual orientation discrimination, marking a pivotal moment in LGBTQ history before the Stonewall Riots.
John Soane's museum in Lincoln's Inn Fields showcases art and architecture from his life.
Divers in Colorado find six bodies in Foss Lake, potentially solving historic missing persons cases.
An American airplane's bomb on Hiroshima leads to Cold War tensions and near nuclear disaster.
Delta Team Six responds to a crisis involving a school assault in Neen City, Nigeria.
If Ukraine falls to Putin, it could lead to a situation similar to Europe in 1939, according to Slovenia's Prime Minister Janez Janša.
Snake Island is a key battleground in the ongoing Russia Ukraine conflict in the Black Sea.
Angry Russian supporters surround Ukraine's Naval High Command in Sevastopol, demanding allegiance.
Bi-pointed blades found in Chesapeake Bay resemble Stone Age tools from Europe, suggesting a possible connection between ancient cultures and early human migration to America.
In Gaza, women are forced to use children's clothes as menstrual pads due to a severe lack of essential resources amid the ongoing humanitarian crisis.
Madaraka Nyerere and Jaffar Amin climb Mount Kilimanjaro to reflect on their fathers' legacies and discuss the future of modern Africa.
Soweto, a symbol of Apartheid struggle, now attracts tourists with new shopping centers.
Decades since the Korean War, adoptees seek their birth parents in South Korea.
South Sudan's leaders face a final chance for peace amid ongoing conflict and displacement.
Space Shuttle Discovery's final landing at the Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum in 2012 marks the end of NASA's Space Shuttle program and reflects on its legacy.
Seven veterans receive Spanish passports in London for their fight against Franco's fascism.
Kamal Micallef highlights Cordoba's Islamic legacy amid rising far-right tensions in Spain.
Spain's olive farmers struggle as prices drop and mechanization changes the industry.
Tommy Frank in East Germany voices concerns over rising Nazi ideologies and immigration.
Only around 11,000 soldiers will participate in this year's Victory Day parade in Moscow, marking a smaller event amid the war in Ukraine.
Artemis I splashes down after 1.4 million miles, reminding many of past ocean landings.
Joseph Stalin's speech, marked by his thick Georgian accent and intense delivery, includes the phrase, "The blood of our people has not been shed in vain."
Last year, 100,000 people applied to see their Stasi files, revealing personal histories and the lasting impact of surveillance in East Germany.
A former comfort woman in China shares her story of being forced into sexual slavery by the Japanese.
