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Ireland's support for Palestine raises questions about its ongoing trade relations with Israel, highlighting a historical context of solidarity with colonized peoples.
The presence of Israel in the United Nations remains controversial, with debates focusing on its veto power and calls for accountability in international governance.
Diana Magnay and Michael Clarke discuss the crisis in Nagorno-Karabakh and its impact on Armenians.
Voting in the US occurs on Tuesdays in November due to historical scheduling conflicts.
Mr Trump faces laughter at the UN but may change history with his bold policies.
Germany's military struggles with neglect, prompting urgent reforms for the Bundeswehr.
President Harry Truman signs Executive Order 9981, ending military segregation in 1948.
Escalating tensions between India and Pakistan are examined through the lens of recent airstrikes, highlighting the historical context and implications for regional stability.
Jammu and Kashmir faces a lockdown after India's revocation of its special status.
Israel's actions in Gaza are described as a message of total victory and ethnic cleansing, with implications of a destabilizing presence in the region.
Poland stages a military parade in Warsaw to celebrate Armed Forces Day and showcase strength.
Harold Godwinson's rapid rise to the English throne sparks outrage from Duke William of Normandy.
Dr. Mubin Syed explains how British famines affect South Asians' diabetes risk today.
Lieutenant Robert Millward captures Cairo as British forces defeat Italian invaders in Egypt.
Armenia accuses Azerbaijan of advancing into its territory amid renewed conflict.
Volkswagen faces fierce competition in China, impacting its market share and pricing strategies.
China's renminbi hits its lowest level in six months amid rising US-China trade tensions.
The Israeli-Palestinian conflict, marked by a history of violence and failed peace negotiations, intensified in October 2023 following Hamas attacks and Israel's retaliatory airstrikes.
U.S. nurses are guarded on Kwajalein to prevent capture by Japanese forces during the war.
A small Vietnamese civilian aircraft races to land on a U.S. aircraft carrier in 1975.
Last November, a painting said to be by Leonardo da Vinci sold for $450 million at Christie’s New York.
Between 1900 and 1910, Carrie Nation was arrested more than 30 times for smashing beer barrels in bars with her hatchet to promote temperance.
Tinian takes nine days, but victory leads to ongoing violence and enemy holdouts.
In May 1972, James Bond Stockdale and POWs reject the CIA's Operation Thunderhead rescue mission.
The Beirut blast resulted from the ignition of 2,750 tons of ammonium nitrate stored in a warehouse, leading to widespread destruction and an ongoing investigation.
Ukrainian forces fiercely resist Russian attempts to capture the strategic city of Bakhmut.
A woman confronts an Israeli tank in Lebanon, symbolizing the ongoing tensions and calls for peace following Israel's failure to meet a withdrawal deadline.
Photographer Tessa Bunney meets a female bomb disposal team clearing unexploded ordnance in Laos.
Yuka, a woolly mammoth from Russia, arrives in Japan after being discovered three years ago.
Spain's Andrés Iniesta scored the winning goal in the 116th minute, leading his team to a 1-0 victory over the Netherlands in the 2010 World Cup final.
Amazing color footage highlights the Battle of the Bulge during World War II.
On Remembrance Sunday, Sir Nick Carter stresses the importance of honoring sacrifices in war.
U.S. spy satellite images reveal Tell Brak, the oldest city, in the Middle East.
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The oldest intact shipwreck is found in the Black Sea, dating to 500 BC.
World War One soldiers' personal narratives and sacrifices are vividly portrayed through advanced colorization techniques in a feature-length documentary.
World War II is presented through rare archive footage and modern colourisation techniques, highlighting significant events in vivid detail.
Tens of millions of unexploded WWI bombs still threaten lives in eastern France today.
Professor Michael Clarke discusses potential Wagner Group successor Andrey Averyanov after Prigozhin's death.
Zelenskyy states Russia's aggression must be defeated on the battlefield as Ukraine's war continues.
Russian missiles have struck two universities in Mykolaiv, injuring at least two people.
Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelenskyy reports gains against Russian troops near Kharkiv.
Zimbabwe's election campaign reveals deep divisions and hopes for change in Matabeleland.
Musician Hak Baker reflects on his Caribbean heritage and the legacy of the Empire Windrush while on tour, just before its 75th anniversary.
Svetlana Alexievich reflects on the 2020 Belarusian democratic uprising, criticizing Lukashenko's oppressive regime while expressing hope for a free future.
Maria Stepanova explores the complexities of memory through her family's history and personal reflections, revealing its profound impact on identity and storytelling.
On October 27, 2014, archivist Alan Walker discussed the historical significance of record group RG64 at the National Archives McGowan Theater in Washington, D.C.
