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In Saxony-Anhalt, the far-right Alternative for Germany party, led by a controversial figure, aims to implement strict immigration policies and reform education ahead of the September elections.
German prosecutors allege that Ukrainian authorities ordered the 2022 sabotage of the Nord Stream gas pipelines, a claim Ukraine has consistently denied.
Nine years after the fall of the Berlin Wall, Leipzig has become a center for far-right extremism, with the National Democratic Party's membership tripling in the area.
Germany grapples with rising prices and wars in the Middle East and Ukraine ahead of elections.
Five years after the devastating 2021 floods in the Ahr Valley, Germany reflects on the lessons learned regarding climate change and flood preparedness.
An explosives-laden drone found at Leipzig/Halle Airport has prompted Germany to reassess its defenses against potential hybrid attacks and foreign threats.
Germany's pension system faces challenges from an ageing population, prompting reforms that raise the retirement age and expand contributions amid generational tensions.
In Hong Kong's competitive education system, millionaire tutor Richard Eng capitalizes on parents' desperation for their children to succeed academically.
Simon Ostrovsky reports on the blockade of Ukrainian military in Crimea and the Slavutych battleship.
Border checks between Gibraltar and Spain have been abolished, impacting 15,000 daily commuters and reshaping post-Brexit relations in Europe.
In Dhaka, Bangladesh, a group of young women challenges societal norms by training to become the country's first female professional drivers.
In San Pedro Sula, Honduras, children face extreme violence while striving to continue their education, with many attempting to flee to the United States.
In small town Saskatchewan, a young single mother accuses a respected doctor of rape after a panic attack leads to sedation, but her claims are met with skepticism.
Work and Pensions Secretary Pat McFadden defends Labour's tax increases on employers, citing "pretty good" unemployment rates amid industry criticism.
Bounty hunters in Los Angeles enter a suspect's condo without knocking, showcasing the tactics used in apprehending fugitives.
Israel's settler movement has gained significant influence over key institutions, promoting the concept of a "Greater Israel" through various media channels.
A humanitarian crisis at the Greek-Macedonian border leaves thousands stranded and desperate.
Over the past five years, Greek authorities have arrested over 25,000 illegal immigrants and 600 smugglers in their waters.
AJ Tracey and brother Mickey discuss the lack of government response to the Grenfell Tower fire.
Pakistan has 3.2 million drug users, with 2 million relying on heroin, despite a successful opium eradication program that reduced production to under 40 tons.
A 990,000-ton aircraft carrier, the USS John C. Stennis, symbolizes America's military presence in the Pacific amid rising tensions with China.
Only 30 prisoners remain at Guantanamo Bay, a stark decline from the 780 held in the early 2000s amid ongoing legal and health challenges.
The Q'eqchi Maya community fights against Solway's pollution and repression in Guatemala.
Iran's threats of retaliation following strikes on its oil infrastructure raise questions about Trump's push for NATO intervention amid Europe's hesitance.
In a joint UN press stakeout, ambassadors from Bahrain, the UAE, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, and the US announced a draft resolution urging Iran to cease attacks on shipping in the Strait of Hormuz.
Gulf Cooperation Council states are urging de-escalation in the ongoing US-Israel war on Iran, as missile attacks disrupt regional stability and threaten global energy supplies.
Rising tensions in the Middle East prompt experts like Mark Pfeifle and Sultan Barakat to analyze the potential risks to Gulf Cooperation Council states amid US-Iran conflicts.
Gulf diplomatic tensions escalate as Saudi Arabia warns Iran of potential military action while Qatar expels Iranian officials following a gas facility attack.
Anita Yeboah, a Ghanaian braider in New Jersey, risks fines for working without a license.
The U.S. treats Haitian asylum seekers differently than Ukrainians, facing unique challenges.
In Port-au-Prince, doctors at Tabarre Hospital face overwhelming civilian casualties as gang violence disrupts healthcare and threatens lives.
An average of two kidnappings occur each day in Haiti, as gangs expand their control and violence escalates in Port-au-Prince.
$5,000 to $20,000 is the cost for Haitian migrants to attempt crossing into the United States from Mexico amid significant challenges.
Hundreds attend a funeral for an Islamic Jihad fighter in Gaza City, where children fire guns into the air during a 72-hour ceasefire.
Three out of four refugees in Gaza live on less than $3 Australian dollars a day, as Hamas rises to power amid political upheaval.
Hampshire Police Chief Constable Alexis Boon apologized to the family of Henry Nowak, who died while handcuffed, stating he does not believe UK policing is anti-white.
Hannah and Jake Graf navigate the challenges of transitioning in the military and surrogacy during the COVID-19 lockdown, highlighting trans experiences in the army.
A hantavirus outbreak on a cruise ship has resulted in three deaths, raising global concerns and highlighting fragile public trust in health information post-COVID-19.
2 million Iraqi refugees live in Syria and Jordan, with many facing the difficult decision to return to Iraq amid ongoing violence and instability.
Today, eunuchs have become marginalized in Indian society, living in isolation and facing hardship.
Chinese President Xi Jinping has hosted world leaders, including Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump, highlighting Beijing's growing diplomatic significance.
Mass violence in Darfur has been labeled genocide by many activists and courts, as environmental stress and political neglect fueled community grievances and atrocities.
Cecilia Malmström and Cristina Caffarra discuss whether Europe's regulatory framework is hindering economic growth and innovation compared to the US and China.
Global trade faces significant challenges from wars, financial crises, and energy shortages, prompting questions about the future of globalisation.
Israeli society faces a negative response to the ceasefire with Iran, as ongoing conflicts in Lebanon and Gaza raise questions about its permanent war footing.
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio's talks in the Gulf aim to reassure GCC allies about US commitment to their security following the Iran agreement.
On July 17, 2013, 23 children died after consuming poisoned school lunches in Bihar, raising serious concerns about the safety of India's midday meal program.
Humanitarian conditions in Gaza have deteriorated further due to ongoing Israeli air strikes, a closed Rafah border crossing, and the impact of the Iran war on global supply chains.
