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Vladimir Putin's domestic policy promotes larger families in Russia by offering free land plots, often located in remote areas, leading to unexpected challenges for these families.
Russia's intensified aerial attacks on Kyiv coincide with Ukraine's drone campaign targeting Russian military sites, raising questions about the shifting dynamics of the war.
In the provincial town of Yelnya, the Kremlin's anti-Western propaganda fosters a culture of militarization among children, reflecting a blend of Soviet nostalgia and current socio-economic challenges.
Russians drink almost half the world's hard liquor, contributing to a life expectancy of just 58 years for men in the country.
Russians increasingly drink to numb post-Soviet pain, leading to record alcoholism rates.
President Putin recruits over 800 Cossacks to patrol Sochi during the Winter Olympics.
In Russia, government incentives for large families, including those with 18 children, coincide with a troubling rise in homophobia and restrictions on women's rights.
Protests against the war in Chechnya occur just across the road from a public relations event promoting a car rally in Moscow.
Russia's recruitment of foreign fighters from countries like Cuba, Kenya, and Bangladesh for its war in Ukraine raises concerns about their treatment and the impact on their families.
Russian children learn to use machine guns at military camps for the Russian Special Forces.
A Russian drone crashed into a residential building in Galați, Romania, injuring a woman and a child, prompting calls for enhanced NATO air defense.
Mali is experiencing increasing violence from Al Qaeda-linked jihadists and Russian mercenaries, compounded by political turmoil following the assassination of a senior minister.
In December 2012, a gang rape on a bus in Delhi sparked widespread protests and demands for justice and reform in India.
Up to 100,000 migrants live in Almería, Spain, working in greenhouses under harsh conditions to supply vegetables to European supermarkets.
Eighty illegal migrants are found aboard the Salina II when Senegalese authorities seize the vessel, previously owned by a retired English handyman.
Samsung's influence on Korean society reveals stark contrasts in employee experiences.
San Diego's Muslim community navigates grief and solidarity in the aftermath of a violent attack that disrupted their sense of safety and belonging.
In the Negev desert, the Youth of Sumud resist Israeli military occupation by reconstructing the cave village of Sarura and documenting their nonviolent struggle.
Saudi Arabia has joined US military operations against pro-Iranian militias in Iraq following attacks on its oil facilities and Iranian missile threats.
Saudi Arabia and the UAE's escalating rivalry, fueled by a controversial US-backed nuclear deal and regional conflicts, is reshaping power dynamics in the Middle East.
Children born to Saudi men abroad face emotional challenges and identity struggles, as illustrated by Jared's longing for his absent father from the 1970s.
Saudi Foreign Minister Prince Faisal bin Farhan Al Saud asserts that the kingdom reserves the right to take military action against Iran following refinery attacks.
Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan have formed a new defense pact that raises questions about regional security dynamics and the role of the United States.
A hidden mobile phone aids in rescuing a young woman from a forced marriage, while a burnt tea-towel plays a crucial role in convicting a gang for a shooting.
Thousands go missing in Russia, enslaved in Dagestan's brick factories, aided by activists Alexei and Zukiya.
The Dead Sea drops by one meter every year, a consequence of the River Jordan's severe pollution and over-extraction of water for agriculture.
Nigeria's population, currently over 220 million, is projected to increase by 150 million in the coming decades, raising concerns about resource management.
South Korea's education system faces scrutiny due to high pressure and rising youth suicide rates.
More than 60% of people in Afghanistan are illiterate, as development aid workers struggle to maintain educational initiatives for girls amid rising threats.
Four people overdosed in a van operated by Peter Krykant, who provides a safe space for drug use in Glasgow amid a growing drug deaths crisis.
In 2021, researchers Dr. Safiya Umoja Noble and Dr. Latanya Sweeney examined the biases embedded in internet search algorithms.
In abandoned gold mines near Durban Deep, young men risk their lives to extract gold while facing dangers from local gangs and hazardous conditions underground.
Fifteen meters below, the quest for gold reveals ever present risks and societal struggles.
In Calgary, Alberta, the brutal strangulation of an Ethiopian woman raises suspicions about her husband's seemingly genuine grief.
In June 2003, Havana's people grow food to combat severe shortages and hunger.
Yuri and Svetlana navigate family life amid shifting front lines in war-torn Ukraine.
Yemeni refugees fleeing the civil war face perilous journeys to Djibouti, where they seek shelter in makeshift camps and receive assistance from fellow displaced individuals like Salah al Fakher.
The migrant crisis continues as refugees seek asylum in Hungary and Germany's support grows.
In Bulgaria, traffickers exploit vulnerable mothers by facilitating the sale of their infants to wealthy couples in Greece.
In the Dominican Republic, sex tourists exploit underage victims, prompting concern from the United Nations regarding the alarming rise in these crimes.
Georgia's booming surrogacy industry attracts wealthy couples from around the world, raising concerns about the welfare of vulnerable women seeking to earn a living.
Aya, a Syrian teenager in Denmark, fights deportation to Damascus under Bashar al-Assad's regime.
Serbian students have led a significant protest movement for over 18 months, demanding early parliamentary elections following the deadly 2024 Novi Sad railway station collapse.
Simon Levy, a 40-year-old serial sex offender, was convicted of murdering two women and raping a third in the UK, following multiple missed opportunities to apprehend him.
As the United States marks its 250th anniversary, Al Jazeera Reels examines seven critical narratives that question the nation's ability to fulfill its founding ideals.
A train collided with a school bus at a level crossing in Belgium, resulting in the deaths of four individuals, including two teenagers and the bus driver.
Every night, 3,000 children in Ulan Bator seek shelter in manholes to escape temperatures that can drop to minus 40 degrees Celsius.
LaVena Lynn Johnson, a 19-year-old soldier found dead in Iraq, becomes a focal point for examining sexual abuse and alleged cover-ups in the US Army.
