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SIAN, an Islam-critical group led by Lars Thorsen, faces opposition from anti-racist activists like Axel amid Norway's heated debates on free speech and hate speech.
The crash of Cosmos 954 in 1978 near Yellowknife, NWT, marked the first nuclear alert in the space age, prompting extensive media coverage and cleanup efforts.
Protesters in NYC demand an end to forced starvation in Gaza and call for solidarity.
David Lloyd reveals Paul O'Grady planned a radio comeback the day before his death.
A son writes a letter to his mother who cannot read, reflecting on trauma and identity in a household shaped by the opioid epidemic.
A tornado devastates Moore, Oklahoma, killing over 20 people on May 20, 2013.
A person survives a tornado while holding their dog, reflecting on the chaos and gratitude.
Oleg Penkovsky, a high-ranking officer of the Soviet Military Intelligence, betrayed sensitive information about Moscow's nuclear capabilities due to personal grievances.
Olinguito are newly discovered raccoon-like animals which live in South America.
The Scandia match race girls train four to five hours daily on the water and an additional hour and a half in the gym to prepare for the London 2012 Olympics.
A journalist recounts being stranded in Kandahar as the Taliban advances and soldiers surrender.
Jonathan Freedland examines the cumulative impact of multiple tragedies in society, warning of the risk of desensitization to grief and loss.
Chris Apassingok becomes the youngest to harpoon a whale for his Indigenous village in St. Lawrence.
Orcas increasingly attack boats off the Spanish Coast, alarming sailors like Rafael Martinez.
An organizer in the U.S. mobilizes community activism against deportations, emphasizing solidarity with marginalized groups like Palestinians.
Nature Shock welcomes viewers to Banijay Documentaries featuring wildlife stories and Hardcore Pawn.
A fifteen-week-old orphan orangutan in Borneo seeks a new family, highlighting the challenges faced by orphaned wildlife and the need for conservation efforts.
Bertie Gregory highlights shark conservation in Sharks Up Close, streaming on Disney+ and Hulu.
Over 100,000 people march in The Hague for Gaza and Palestine's freedom and justice.
Pablo Escobar's cocaine hippos threaten Colombia's wildlife and waterways with toxicity.
Pablo Escobar's hippos create an ecological crisis in Colombia, now protected by the government.
Pablo Escobar's legacy includes troublesome hippos in Colombia's Rio Magdalena region.
New research shows the Great Pacific Garbage Patch is three times the size of France.
Punjab Province in Pakistan suffers from its worst floods in history, prompting global concern.
A Palestinian boy receives a PVC pipe prosthetic after losing his leg in a bombing.
A Palestinian uses a jet ski to escape Gaza and reach Europe amid ongoing violence.
Palestinians return home with their cats after the Gaza ceasefire, showcasing resilience and love.
Palestinians return to Gaza after 15 months of bombardment, facing immense emotional challenges.
Gaza celebrates a second Ramadan, showcasing resilience amid destruction and hardship.
Presidents Bush and Obama discuss the 2008 financial crisis and its aftermath.
Parker encounters wild jaguars while mining in a great place full of excitement.
Parker Schnabel falls off the wash plant while working in snowy conditions, prompting humorous reactions and concern from viewers about his safety.
Parker Nice finds land in Central America that yields double the gold of his Yukon claim.
Parker hauls $800k in gold in two weeks, outpacing Tony's mining efforts.
Parker finds no gold in his pan while searching the muddy creeks of the Bolivian Andes for signs of treasure.
Parker Schnabel navigates a river in search of gold deposits, joining American miners who are driven by economic challenges and the pursuit of wealth.
Paul Mason stresses the need for a united left to combat Ukip and the Tories in the UK.
A peaceful protest in Hong Kong on Sunday evening draws 1.7 million participants against Beijing.
A movement urges a boycott of Israeli dates as Ramadan approaches, promoting solidarity with Palestine.
A peregrine falcon attempts to steal a trout from an osprey in Epic Yellowstone's latest episode.
The Perseid meteor shower peaks between midnight and 5:30 AM, showcasing up to 100 shooting stars per hour as Earth passes through comet debris.
Mysterious events in the Bermuda Triangle are examined through the last words of a pilot who encountered this enigmatic region.
A nearly 20-meter-long rift in Antarctica's Pine Island Glacier is deepening, indicating a potential calving event for an iceberg the size of New York City.
Planet Doc showcases full-length documentaries featuring stunning visuals of wildlife, remote tribes, and ancient civilizations across diverse ecosystems.
The Guardian and Observer appeal supports charities planting trees and restoring forests.
A polar bear struggles to survive in the Arctic, emaciated and unable to hunt effectively as sea ice disappears due to global warming.
A car horn outside Churchill separates a polar bear mom and her cub unexpectedly.
In Churchill, a polar bear mother faces the peril of hungry male bears while protecting her vulnerable cubs during their summer migration.
