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Armenia's parliamentary elections reflect a critical decision for voters between aligning with Russia or pursuing closer ties with Europe amid ongoing regional tensions.
Between 500 and 700 Palestinian children are tried each year under military law for incitement, facing a 99% conviction rate.
Arshad Sharif discusses the corruption allegations against Pakistani Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif in an interview filmed prior to his tragic death in Kenya.
Arshad Sharif discusses the corruption within Pakistan's elite, specifically focusing on the wealth of the Sharif family, in an interview filmed prior to his death in Kenya.
In Wyoming, the arson of Wellspring Health Access, the state's only surgical abortion clinic, raises concerns about violence and access to abortion rights.
Fuel shortages and rising prices across Russia are causing widespread frustration among citizens, exacerbated by Ukrainian strikes on refineries.
Lilia Garcia-Brower's group teaches janitors to fight back against sexual harassment.
In his July 4th speech, US President Donald Trump emphasized American strength while neglecting transatlantic relationships, prompting analysis from experts Andrew Denison and Jackson Janes.
A hotline reports over 1,700 racist attacks against Asians and Asian Americans since March.
In the wake of rising anti-Asian hate, Katie Ho takes her daughter to a protest, where an incident underscores the escalating violence against Asian Americans.
A man paralyzed by a catastrophic brain stem stroke seeks the right to die in the UK.
Violence once again erupts between Israel and Hamas, impacting families in Gaza.
In mid-1990s Argentina, family members of the 30,000 disappeared organized protests called "escrache" to publicly confront and shame those accused of crimes against humanity.
Israeli forces have intensified air strikes across the Nabatieh district in southern Lebanon, resulting in at least 10 fatalities and significant destruction to civilian infrastructure.
Katharina discusses Greece's protests in Athens over Syriza's unfulfilled promises in January.
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese plans to double fines for social media platforms like TikTok and YouTube that fail to enforce a ban on under-16s.
On October 20, Holden built its last car in Australia, marking the end of an era for local manufacturing and the automotive industry.
Australia's new legislation prohibits children under 16 from using social media, prompting discussions about its potential implications and enforcement challenges.
The house in Braunau am Inn, Austria, where Adolf Hitler was born, has reopened as a police station, sparking debate over its historical significance and future use.
Aziz Ansari's Knoxville show features reflections on his #MeToo moment and audience reactions.
Buddhist monks in Thailand face scandals that challenge their revered status in society.
A 12-minute report reveals how Baghdad has become a divided city, with blast walls separating Sunni and Shia neighborhoods.
Hurricane Dorian devastated the Bahamas in 2019, leaving Haitian migrants homeless and facing deportation while living in makeshift shelters.
Watch Ben Anderson report on Bahrain's ongoing protests for democracy and personal tragedies.
Nine Australians were arrested in 2005 for attempting to export heroin from Bali, with Andrew Chan and Myuran Sukumaran receiving death sentences.
In Bangkok, a severe shortage of ambulances leads thousands of volunteer responders to race to accident scenes, often resulting in dangerous territorial conflicts.
Thousands of street vendors in Bangkok face eviction as the city enforces a ban on street food to reclaim sidewalk space for pedestrians.
In Dhaka, Bangladesh, a clinic staffed by acid attack survivors provides support and healing for young victims, highlighting their resilience and friendship.
Mass protests erupted in Bangladesh on 5 August 2024, led by young activists demanding political reform and social justice after Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina fled the country.
Tim Sebastian questions Gauhar Rizvi about Bangladesh's human rights abuses and corruption.
Last year, 179 lives in Bangladesh were changed forever due to acid attacks, often linked to land disputes and societal stigma.
150 pieces of concrete from the separation wall in Bethlehem are transformed into valuable art, igniting local conflict over Banksy's murals.
Following Russia's invasion of Ukraine, Finland, Poland, and the Baltic states are reintroducing banned anti-personnel landmines, raising humanitarian concerns.
Following the Paris attacks, US states deny entry to Syrian refugees due to security concerns.
Barack Obama reflects on his admiration for John McCain, discussing their collaboration on foreign policy, immigration reform, and the 2008 presidential election.
Barbados demands reparations from the British royal family and past slave owners for historical injustices.
In New York State, over a hundred thousand individuals lose their voting rights due to felony convictions, prompting advocates like Stephen Johnson and Brandon Holmes to push for legislative change.
The ancient bath houses of Istanbul are disappearing, becoming tourist attractions in June 2001.
In South Carolina, WELT TV Editor-in-Chief Jan Philipp Burgard reports on the mindset of Donald Trump's supporters as he potentially prepares for a political comeback.
Jenin refugee camp symbolizes Palestinian resistance against Israeli occupation in the West Bank.
Nearly 100 people died in the Bataclan attack, prompting French Muslims to express feelings of being treated as second-class citizens.
The Batwa face challenges after being removed from their land for gorilla tourism.
Migrants from Syria and Afghanistan face escalating violence and hostility from border guards while navigating the perilous Balkan Route through Serbia.
In 2015, a beauty pageant in Crimea highlighted the region's complex political landscape following its annexation by Russia and the historical struggles of the Crimean Tatars.
In Cambodia, the illegal child sex exploitation trade is examined through the perspective of a family photographer documenting the harrowing realities.
Police brutality in South Africa is examined through candid discussions with law enforcement and victims, highlighting the complexities of safety and violence.
42 Afghan and Pakistani migrants were arrested by Malaysian Marine police while attempting to reach Australia by boat.
An estimated 90,000 people in the United States live with dwarfism, facing daily discrimination and societal biases about their appearance.
