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Tensions in the Middle East escalate as Iran warns of severe retaliation against US troops, while the USS Tripoli and elite forces are deployed to the region.
In Islamabad, regional powers are pushing for peace amid escalating military tensions, as Iran warns of retaliation against a potential US invasion.
Iran's escalating conflict with Israel and the United States intensifies as Yemen's Houthi movement joins the fight, raising fears of a broader regional war.
Global tensions escalate as Donald Trump criticizes NATO and U.S. allies while Iran launches missile strikes on Israel amid a deepening humanitarian crisis.
US President Donald Trump has threatened new military strikes on Iran while reimposing a naval blockade amid rising tensions over the Strait of Hormuz.
Tensions in the Middle East escalate as Iran retaliates against US and Israeli strikes, prompting Marco Rubio's confirmation of indirect negotiations and surging oil prices.
Tensions between Iran and the United States escalate as drone attacks target Kuwait's Abdali border crossing and military strikes near the Strait of Hormuz raise fears of regional conflict.
Criminal gangs and cartels in Brazil, Venezuela, and Peru are escalating violence and homicide rates, prompting increased U.S. military and diplomatic engagement in Latin America.
Twenty employees of Russia's most successful internet portal live in exile in Latvia's Art Nuvo district, seeking to provide an alternative to state propaganda.
A leaked list from Die Welt indicates potential US troop reductions in Europe, prompting concerns from German lawmaker Christoph Schmid about NATO's future and transatlantic security.
An estimated 5,000 people leave Eritrea each month, contributing to a significant refugee crisis in East Africa.
Paul, who dropped out of university, earns income through online drag performances while contemplating emigration from the Philippines.
A 10-day ceasefire in Lebanon, announced by Donald Trump, follows intense cross-border strikes with Israel, resulting in over 2,000 deaths and nearly two million displaced.
Lebanon faces a deepening food crisis exacerbated by Israeli attacks, with over 870,000 people already food insecure and more than a million displaced.
In Tripoli, Lebanon, 25-year-old Angelina volunteers to aid those displaced by Israeli bombardment while facing personal and economic risks.
Lebanon faces severe economic turmoil marked by a 90% devaluation of the pound, widespread corruption, and shortages of essential goods like fuel and medicine.
Widespread protests in Lebanon erupted in October 2019 against a proposed tax on WhatsApp, uniting diverse religious communities against a corrupt political elite.
In Naqoura, Lebanon, Nahida Choobi and her family face displacement for the second time as their village is bombed and razed amid ongoing conflict with Israel.
Lebanon has become the most active front in the US-Israel war on Iran, with Israeli forces occupying the south and reducing neighborhoods to rubble amid ongoing tensions.
Lebanon's President Joseph Aoun asserts that the country's decision to engage in direct talks with Israel is driven by national interests and a commitment to protect its people.
Lebanon's economic collapse worsens suffering amid COVID-19, with rising poverty and protests.
Israel and Lebanon's first direct talks in over 30 years have resulted in a fragile 10-day ceasefire, raising questions about the stability of southern Lebanon.
According to Moldova's Ministry of Education, 30,000 children have been left without parents who have gone abroad to seek work, creating a generation of social orphans.
Cenk Uygur, a left-wing broadcaster, criticizes the UK Home Office's decision to ban him and Hasan Piker from speaking at a London festival as "absurd."
Lehava campaigns against Jewish-Arab marriages, targeting Mahmoud Mansour and Morel Malka's wedding.
As the UK approaches the Brexit referendum, communities express concerns about immigration's impact on society, highlighting tensions in areas like Nav and Lee.
San Zaw Htway, a Myanmar activist artist who spent 13 years in prison, inspires anonymous writers reflecting on the country's struggle against military oppression.
Ghana's proposed anti-LGBTQ bill, supported by President John Mahama, aims to criminalize same-sex activities and penalize those who advocate for the community.
Five years after the Revolution, violence has destroyed much of Libya's infrastructure, disrupting oil production and draining government resources.
The Libyan dinar has plummeted by 600% in three years, contributing to widespread frustration and economic collapse in the country.
Over 30 immigrants were shot by their employers during a protest for better working conditions at a strawberry farm in Manada in April 2013.
Three weeks into lockdown, Rebecca and her son Alex have not left their home in Leeds, while Alex's father remains in the Philippines.
Middlesbrough has some of the highest rates of poverty in Britain, worsened by government austerity measures and the coronavirus lockdown.
78% of Plymouth City Council staff, approximately 2080 people, worked from home during the coronavirus lockdown, complicating city management efforts.
East London’s food bank usage has surged since the COVID-19 outbreak, reflecting the growing struggles faced by local families.
Residents of the Las Vegas tunnels face dangers and isolation while seeking refuge underground.
In Sudan, the civil war has displaced 11.
More than 1,000 new refugees arrive at the Dadaab camp in Kenya every day, facing severe hunger and overcrowded conditions.
Hundreds of people live in an abandoned factory in Bosnia, facing harsh conditions and border pushbacks.
As US troops withdraw from Afghanistan, life in a region west of Kabul reveals the fears and challenges faced by Afghans under the threat of Taliban resurgence.
1.5 million Armenians were killed in the 1915 genocide, a historical trauma that influences current Armenian soldiers as they prepare to fight in Nagorno-Karabakh.
A vehicle crashed into a crowd at the Berlin Pride parade, injuring multiple attendees and prompting discussions about safety at public events.
Berlin's Pride event was violently interrupted when a car drove into the crowd, resulting in the death of the alleged attacker, shot by police.
Homeless people make up one percent of Lancaster's population but receive 25 percent of the city's citations, reflecting the challenges they face in the desert.
Living in a cage reveals the rift between rich and poor in Hong Kong's cramped conditions.
Five young opera singers plan to leave Albania for Austria, as the country's theater scene has virtually closed down due to ongoing social and economic turmoil.
Girls in Sierra Leone face huge pressure to undergo female genital mutilation in secret societies.
Over a quarter of children and teenagers in Russia live in poverty, with one in five having tried drugs at least once.
