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In Egypt, thousands of children like 13-year-old Heba lack official status due to a law that allows only fathers to register births, impacting their futures.
Sibongile, a gang rape survivor, fights against government policies that deny HIV treatment, highlighting the struggle for access to life-saving medication.
Ghadeer, a young journalist, returns to post-ISIS Mosul to establish Radio One FM, promoting peace amid political turmoil and financial struggles in Iraq.
After the failed assassination attempt on Adolf Hitler, the SS detains the families of the conspirators as potential bargaining chips or targets for execution.
Border walls threaten wildlife and culture along the Rio Grande, as five friends document their 1,200-mile expedition to explore the impacts of proposed construction.
Corruption at the highest levels fuels Mediterranean arms trafficking, while refugees face exploitation, toxic waste disposal devastates the environment, and drug routes evolve.
Housing affordability and homelessness in the Bay Area are examined through personal stories and local laws that reflect decades of policy impact.
Chengdu, a provincial capital in South West China, has transformed its environmental conditions and enhanced the quality of life for its poorest residents.
Gwen Carr, mother of Eric Garner, transforms her grief into activism, advocating for justice and accountability following her son's death by NYPD in 2014.
The 1960s marked a pivotal era in the quest for freedom in America, characterized by significant events like the assassinations of President Kennedy and Martin Luther King.
John Kerry reflects on his evolving relationship with John McCain, highlighting their shared efforts to address POWs and normalize U.S.-Vietnam relations.
Afghanistan's reliance on local warlords for security complicates the pursuit of democracy, leaving citizens caught between fear and instability.
Bayer's pesticides, long criticized for their harmful effects on bees and the environment, face scrutiny as threadworms emerge as a safer alternative.
Palestinian refugees in Lebanon face severe restrictions on employment, education, and healthcare, living in poverty for decades amid ongoing sectarian conflict.
Soldiers returning from Iraq and Afghanistan face the challenges of undiagnosed PTSD, highlighting a culture of neglect surrounding their mental health.
West Point Academy trains future military leaders to navigate the complexities of modern warfare in Afghanistan, emphasizing a new understanding of victory.
Barack Obama’s life is explored through his early years, political ascent, and historic 2008 presidential victory, featuring insights from key figures in his journey.
Jalal Talabani, Iraq's president, reflects on his tumultuous path to leadership and the ongoing struggles for unity and peace in a war-torn nation.
Max Mosley, son of British fascist Oswald Mosley, transformed motorsport safety and faced public scrutiny while serving as FIA president from 1993 to 2005.
In Amazonia, the ongoing gold rush, highlighted by activists Raoni Metuktire and Marco Arana, poses severe threats to indigenous communities and the environment.
Japanese swords, once symbols of wartime aggression, are central to a cultural reconciliation effort as an American filmmaker seeks to return one to its original owner.
Asbestos exposure in South Africa has led to a surge in compensation claims from miners and workers, prompting global lawsuits against mining companies for environmental harm.
Social media algorithms and disinformation campaigns have transformed outrage into a profitable industry, impacting democracy and public trust globally.
Mysterious cattle mutilations, alien abduction claims, and the "Wow! signal" raise questions about government cover-ups and the existence of extraterrestrial life.
Young mayors like Michael Tubbs and Alex Morse are challenging traditional politics with innovative policies aimed at engaging millennials and revitalizing struggling cities.
Julius Caesar's military campaigns in Gaul and subsequent actions during the Roman Civil War culminated in the pivotal Battle of Pharsalus, reshaping Rome's political landscape.
Saddam Hussein's rise to power in Iraq is examined through his political maneuvers, authoritarian rule, and the impact of his regime on the Middle East.
Four individuals reflect on the profound emotional, psychological, and spiritual impacts of having shot someone, offering a unique perspective on gun violence.
Global population growth, projected to reach 10 billion by 2050, raises urgent questions about sustainability, resource depletion, and climate change impacts.
Military bomber aircraft, from the Avro Lancaster to the B-52 Stratofortress, have significantly influenced warfare strategies and historical conflicts.
In a Flemish suburb, right-wing populism thrives in predominantly white neighborhoods, reflecting the broader trends of cultural isolation in Western Europe.
Baghdad's widows, numbering over 80,000, face immense challenges as the government attempts to provide support amidst the city's ongoing struggles with violence and loss.
Freedom in America evolves through pivotal moments like the Cold War, McCarthyism, and the landmark Brown v. Board of Education decision, highlighting its complexities.
New England faces significant climate challenges, as highlighted by experts like David Hughes and Susanne Moser, emphasizing urgent environmental and social issues.
Alpha Company averages over six days a week patrolling an area roughly 20 by 25 miles south and west of Fallujah in search of insurgents.
The Ku Klux Klan, under leaders like Thomas Robb and Ron Edwards, has seen a resurgence in violent activities and partnerships with extremist groups.
Local inhabitants in South Africa confront multinational water companies over privatization, often resorting to unsafe canal water amid their struggle for access.
Johannesburg International Airport faces significant security challenges due to organized crime and corruption, prompting extensive reforms ahead of the 2010 football world cup.
Water scarcity in Chile is exacerbated by the extensive consumption of resources by data centres built for tech giants like Google near Santiago.
Rohingya people face ongoing persecution in Myanmar, as evidenced by a video smuggled out of the country revealing their dire situation.
European dependence on Russian gas raises concerns about energy prices being used as a political weapon by President Putin to assert Russian dominance.
In Patagonia, the possibility of establishing a Jewish state, as discussed by Theodor Herzl in 1897, raises questions about conspiracy theories and real intentions among Jewish communities in Argentina and Chile.
Canada's refusal to join the 2003 US-led military mission in Iraq highlights the complexities of diplomatic relations and the potential costs of failed diplomacy.
The Baby Boomer generation in Australia experiences prosperity, sparking a wave of rebellion that prompts reflection on societal progress and future challenges.
Berlin served as the focal point of the Cold War's intelligence conflict, where CIA and KGB agents engaged in a covert battle that shaped global diplomacy.
Humanity's historical patterns of progress, as explored through Ronald Wright's concepts, reveal how innovations can lead to unforeseen crises and societal collapse.
Up to 300,000 babies were stolen from families deemed undesirable during Francisco Franco's dictatorship in Spain, with many now seeking their biological parents.
Over 150 hours of interviews with individuals involved in the Abu Ghraib events form the basis of Erol Morris's latest project.
