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Panelists at the National Conversation on #RightsAndJustice, including Irene Hirano Inouye and Cynthia Buiza, discuss immigration barriers and access in the U.S.
One English hostess was brutally murdered in Roppongi, prompting reflections on safety and the risks faced by women in Tokyo's nightlife.
Myanmar's military overthrew the democratic government, leading to protests and poet K Za Win's death.
Myanmar faces a humanitarian crisis marked by a four-year civil war and the devastation of a March 2025 earthquake, resulting in over 4,000 fatalities.
Mykhailo Drapatyi's appointment as Ukraine's new commander-in-chief marks a generational shift in military leadership amid ongoing conflict with Russia and internal political challenges.
Nadim Bawalsa examines the formation of Palestinian identity among early migrants in Latin America and their struggles for recognition prior to the establishment of Israel.
Emergency workers in an urban area respond to a report of a naked man climbing high on construction site scaffolding, struggling to convince him to descend.
Naomi Klein discusses her disappointment with the Obama Administration's key appointments, stating she cannot identify a single top position that feels different.
Turkey's expanding military capabilities and independent foreign policy under President Recep Tayyip Erdogan challenge NATO's cohesion and raise questions about its values.
Ben Hodges, former U.S. Army Europe commander, discusses NATO's focus on readiness and deterrence amid uncertainties surrounding President Trump's influence and Russia's actions.
Nepal's poorest children face exploitation by wealthy foreigners like Peter Daglish amid humanitarian efforts.
8,000 Maoist guerrillas stormed the town of Joomla, firebombing 28 government buildings and robbing a bank during a civil war that has claimed 8,000 lives.
An estimated 250,000 girls work in Mumbai's sex trade, many of whom are kidnapped from rural Nepalese villages.
An estimated 250,000 girls work in Bombay's sex trade, many of whom are kidnapped from Nepal and sold into prostitution.
Pete Pattison investigates Nepali trafficking and slavery in the Middle East.
As criticism of Israel intensifies over its military actions in Gaza, Lebanon, and Iran, Benjamin Netanyahu's government escalates its PR efforts to regain lost public support, particularly in the US.
Germany's 2027 draft budget faces criticism for increasing defense spending while introducing new debt and social cuts, raising concerns among economists and civil society.
There are 20,000 cows on the streets of New Delhi, where they forage through garbage and face health issues from consuming plastic waste.
Citizens in Louisiana advocate for gun ownership to enhance personal security and safety.
New York City's homelessness crisis has surged during the Coronavirus pandemic, with over 60,000 in shelters and more than 3,000 living on the streets.
Jane Mayer discusses her New Yorker article on torture in '24' and its implications.
In south-west France, Jagoda Marinic examines the effectiveness of protest culture amid escalating environmental and agricultural disputes.
Nigel Farage addresses supporters in Havering following a significant rise in support for Reform UK during the local elections in England.
Nigeria's ban on alcohol sachets has proven ineffective, as Azeezat Olaoluwa reports on ongoing circulation and enforcement challenges with NAFDAC's Martins Iluyomade.
200 children aged between 10 months and six years are expected to die every day in the Lake Chad region due to malnutrition and starvation.
Nigeria's Super Falcons, with 10 Women's AFCON titles, inspire a new generation of girls to pursue their football dreams across the country.
During a mass shooting at a nightclub in 2025, two video journalists lose contact while searching for each other amidst the chaos.
A bearded sexual predator targets women in their apartments while they sleep, raising concerns about safety and security in urban environments.
A bearded man assaults women in their homes while they sleep, highlighting the urgency of solving crimes within 72 hours in Canada.
Niños en Costa de Marfil sufren trabajo forzado en minas de oro con condiciones peligrosas.
U.S. Vice President JD Vance announced the failure of 21 hours of negotiations in Islamabad with Iran over its nuclear program and regional tensions.
After months of military operations, the US and Iran are reportedly nearing a 14-point memorandum to end hostilities and resume nuclear negotiations.
Young adults navigate the dating trend of non-committal love through Tinder and Bumble.
Norman Lear reflects on his friendship with Ben Bradlee, discussing their shared commitment to truth and the impact of the Watergate episode on American media.
North Korea's 70th birthday celebration features the Mass Games, highlighting themes of reunification with South Korea amid ongoing peace talks.
North Korea, under Kim Jong-un, advances its nuclear weapons program amid severe sanctions while foreign journalists experience a tightly controlled version of the regime.
Kim Hyung Duk, who weighed just 29 kilograms when he crossed into China, struggles to adjust to life in South Korea after escaping North Korea.
North Korean defectors, now numbering over 30,000 in South Korea, participate in a TV show that quizzes them about their lives under the regime.
Lee Sang leads Daily NK, risking lives to report news from North Korea in Seoul's Mapo district.
Norwegian tourism reached a record 38.6 million overnight stays in 2024, leading to overcrowding and challenges for residents in popular destinations like Stavanger and Flåm.
Only 16 out of 500 soldiers in Norway's Border Guard are women, as the military seeks to double their numbers through unisex patrols.
Booksellers in Oslo deliver literature in hazmat suits during the coronavirus pandemic, adapting to new safety measures while serving their community.
Locals in Mumbai fear losing their homes due to the Mumbai Makeover redevelopment plans.
Mixed-race identity in China privileges Eurasian individuals while stigmatizing Blackness.
Northern Ireland faces record racial hate crimes amid summer anti-immigration protests.
Fana Hues and Jazzi McGilbert highlight Black women's impact in LA communities.
Operation Protective Edge escalates in Gaza as Israeli airstrikes and naval bombardments lead to widespread destruction and high civilian casualties amid ongoing Hamas rocket attacks.
Dr. David Scheiner advocates for a single-payer healthcare system in the United States, emphasizing the benefits of universal Medicare over private insurance.
