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Thousands of students in New Delhi are protesting under the 'Cockroach' movement, demanding the resignation of the education minister and systemic reforms.
In Mozambique, girls face pressure from teachers to engage in sexual relationships in exchange for passing grades, highlighting a pervasive issue in education.
Conflict in Sudan since April 15, 2023, has led to thousands of casualties and severe human rights abuses amid violence between the Sudanese Armed Forces and the RSF.
Women in Sudan are mobilized by General Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo, known as Hemetti, amid the ongoing conflict that erupted after the 2019 democratic revolution.
Sudan's ongoing civil war has led to widespread famine, mass displacement, and targeted violence against civilians, prompting warnings of possible genocide from UN investigators.
Global Sumud Flotilla spokesperson Gur Tsabar condemns Israel's boarding of civilian vessels in international waters as illegal under international law.
Supermax prisons in the United States house the world's most dangerous criminals, where life sentences are served under extreme security measures to prevent violence.
In Senegal, Khadjou Sambe leads a surf school that empowers young women to challenge cultural norms and pursue equality in a male-dominated sport.
The FCC's recent decision to eliminate limits on broadcaster reach raises concerns about media consolidation and its impact on news diversity in America.
Survivors of police violence in southeast Nigeria express skepticism that the disbanding of a notorious police unit will lead to genuine accountability or justice.
One person can kill and injure almost 600 people in a matter of minutes, a reality that survivors of mass shootings confront in America.
Susan Greenfield highlights mind change's impact on young generations and learning in a tech-driven world.
A suspect interrupts a funeral service at a church in New York City, causing panic among the attendees and prompting a police response.
A major police operation in Spandau resulted in the death of the suspect, Abdul B., linked to the Islamist terror attack during Berlin's Pride celebrations.
Cheshire's undercover Crime Car Unit conducts high-risk vehicle stops and dawn raids, targeting local drug networks while facing community backlash.
Zamariah Loupe, known as ZZ, transitioned from professional wrestling to running a swamp tour business in southern Louisiana after his family’s fur business declined.
Billions of locusts are swarming across Kenya, threatening agriculture and putting millions at risk of starvation amid the country's ongoing challenges with COVID-19.
Eighteen-year-old Iser recounts being attacked at a beach in Sydney, where a mob fueled by nationalism and racism descended into violence.
In January 2013, a puppet show in Manbij supports protests against Bashar al-Assad amid escalating violence.
Ongoing Israeli bombing raids in Lebanon since September 2023 have exacerbated the humanitarian crisis, displacing hundreds of thousands, including Syrian refugees.
Bashar Al Assad's departure from Syria on December 8, 2024, marks a pivotal moment for Damascus citizens as they confront new freedoms and ongoing challenges.
Aleppo faces a complex transition following the November 2024 opposition coalition's takeover, as Ahmad, Razan, and Joseph navigate new challenges and hopes.
Millions of Syrians, including Aboud, risk dangerous returns to Syria amid ongoing conflict.
In Syria, thousands of children of dissidents have been forcibly taken and placed in orphanages under false identities, with Asma el-Assad implicated in this systematic crime.
Since the outbreak of the Syrian civil war, thousands of refugees have risked their lives traveling through Turkey to reach safety in Europe.
11 million Syrians have been displaced, yet some refugees risk everything to return to their war-torn homeland.
In Lebanon, over one and a half million Syrian refugees face dire medical needs, with sick children suffering and dying due to limited healthcare resources.
93% of Detroit's teens struggle with reading, reflecting a broader national crisis where nearly 1 in 5 adults cannot read.
Taiwan's diplomatic relations are limited to just 12 countries, including Paraguay, as they navigate the pressures of US-China rivalry and Beijing's influence.
Spain faces a housing crisis as millions of tourists flock to its ancient cities and beaches.
Sixteen schools have been burned down in Helmand Province as the Taliban intensifies its campaign against education in Afghanistan.
Belgium's issuance of one-day visas to five Taliban representatives for migration talks raises questions about prioritizing migration policy over human rights concerns.
The taliban have announced an amnesty for former afghan officials and call for women's participation.
High-level talks in Switzerland involving U.S. Vice President JD Vance and Iranian negotiators aim to establish an interim agreement to end the war in Iran.
In July 2006, Estonia faces a new siege from sex tourists drawn to its nightlife.
1,200 new recruits joined the Tamil Tigers in a single district within months as the civil war in Sri Lanka reignited, intensifying the conflict.
In Tanzania, accusations of witchcraft have led to the murder of hundreds of women, revealing deep-seated beliefs and societal issues beyond mere superstition.
Three albino sisters in Tanzania face life-threatening discrimination, with one sibling brutally murdered for her body parts believed to have mystical powers.
Two teenage boys, referred to as X and Y, will serve four years in detention after an appeal court increased their sentences for the rape of two girls.
Teenagers engage in credit card scams, targeting the rich for luxury items and family support.
In El Salvador's prisons, young women connected to rival gangs MS-13 and Barrio 18 navigate coexistence under the guidance of prison director Dolores amid a state of emergency.
Every young Israeli, except for Ultra Orthodox religious students and Arabs, must serve in the military, with conscription lasting two years for most.
Temu, the rapidly growing Chinese shopping app with over 15 million UK users, faces scrutiny over potentially harmful products and misleading safety certifications.
Tens of thousands of Americans live in Walmart car parks, taking advantage of a policy that allows overnight stays for free.
Tensions along the Pakistan-Afghanistan border escalate as Pakistan conducts airstrikes against militant hideouts, blaming the Taliban for ongoing attacks.
Cocaine production in Peru is expanding into the Amazon lowlands and along the Brazilian border, leading to violence against indigenous tribes and local communities.
A suspect in the Berlin Pride attack, where a vehicle struck a crowd, has been shot and killed, resulting in one death and at least 29 injuries.
Brandenburg faces a potential drinking water crisis as Tesla and Red Bull expand their factories, raising concerns over local water supplies and a planned copper mine.
