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10 million mourners attended the funeral of Ayatollah Khomeini, reflecting the enduring impact of the 1979 revolution on Iranian society.
13,000 immigrants from 143 countries become Australian citizens during naturalization ceremonies held across the country several times a year.
On May 22, 2009, the Taliban blew up the main cinema in Peshawar, killing 10 people and wounding 65, marking a significant escalation in their campaign against cultural expression.
A four-year-old girl named Serina was found dead in 2000, her skeleton missing hands and feet, believed to be linked to a trade in human body parts.
Belfast's troubles affect everybody through violence and the influence of paramilitary groups.
Around 70 percent of the street children in Santiago are Haitian, many of whom have crossed the border seeking safety and better opportunities.
China's strategic investments in Europe and Latin America are reshaping global supply chains and industrial interdependence through factories and resources.
Salwan Georges documents the opioid crisis in the United States, focusing on overdoses in Massachusetts.
Photojournalist Paolo Marchetti highlights child prostitution in China and Europe's far-right rise.
10,000 people were amputated during Sierra Leone's civil war, many at the hands of child soldiers who were drugged and coerced into violence.
A fast-growing Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, featuring a strain without an approved vaccine, raises global health concerns as cases increase.
An aggressive plan to fire principals if test scores did not improve marked Michelle Rhee's controversial approach to reforming Washington, DC's public schools.
A mother searches for her 14-year-old daughter, Crystal Sanchez, who has been missing for a week after a shoplifting incident.
A nudist beach closure raises concerns for the future of naturism and community support.
Iran's missile strikes on U.S. forces in Jordan and proxy attacks in Iraq and Yemen raise concerns about a broader regional war and its impact on global energy markets.
The Ethiopian famine of 1984 resulted in widespread starvation among women and children, highlighting the urgent need for international humanitarian aid.
100,000 people have fled Bhutan due to a campaign of ethnic persecution, with many now living in refugee camps in eastern Nepal.
Every year, thousands of Sub-Saharan Africans face brutality in Morocco while seeking Europe.
Zach Cartaya reflects on the Columbine shooting and its impact on America over 20 years.
Fentanyl, a synthetic opioid 100 times stronger than heroin, is rapidly replacing heroin in North America, leading to unprecedented levels of addiction and death.
In Cairo, women protesters face sexual harassment and assault, with claims that some attackers are paid to intimidate them during the revolution.
Berlin's streets are at the center of a conflict between cyclists, motorists, and politicians over the city's future mobility and infrastructure priorities.
VICE News examines British Muslim voter apathy ahead of the May 7 general election.
In 2016, the last level 1 adult trauma center on Chicago's south side closed in 1991, leaving a critical gap in emergency care for gunshot victims.
Alaskans unite to save their dying languages amid a declared linguistic emergency.
Child prisoners in the Philippines face severe risks while detaining children in adult jails.
A building in Gaza was hit and evaporated, illustrating the daily destruction faced by residents in the region.
Many fear retirement promises may soon vanish as the world grows older and finances decline.
Firefighters at station number four in Donetsk battle fires amid ongoing shelling and danger.
One-third of residents in South Memphis lack access to an automobile, making it difficult to reach the nearest supermarket, which is over two miles away.
Six Uighurs arrive in Palau after eight years of detention in Guantanamo, facing uncertainty and the challenge of starting anew.
Several of Jay Ram's sons allege he sexually preyed on them and recruited other boys.
Farm workers in northern Mexico earn $7 a day while picking produce for US supermarkets.
AJ Andrews discusses baseball's momentum and softball's growth with Alex Rodriguez and Jason Kelly, emphasizing the importance of storytelling and authenticity in engaging future fans.
The ongoing political battle over the future of NSA surveillance highlights the escalating tactics in America's war on terror and the challenges to the surveillance state.
The Strait of Malacca, a crucial shipping lane for global trade, faces potential disruption amid rising geopolitical tensions involving Indonesia and Singapore.
In September 2025, the Global Sumud Flotilla sets sail from Barcelona, Tunis, and Sicily to deliver aid to Gaza amid threats from Israel.
New Jersey's push for legal marijuana highlights generational divides on social justice issues.
A 518 percent increase in cocaine-related treatments among those over 60 has been recorded in the past decade in the UK.
A small farming community in the Midwest is terrorized by a cunning arsonist until behavioral profiling leads detectives to an unlikely suspect.
In developing countries, drug production shapes political landscapes and finances civil wars, raising questions about the effectiveness of global drug strategies.
Nearly 200 million migrant labourers in India face starvation and homelessness after a sudden lockdown leaves them stranded in cities like Mumbai.
Mayors across Germany are increasingly facing threats and violence, prompting many to reconsider their roles and raising concerns about the future of local democracy.
Kenya's vulnerable communities face increased risks from flooding, disease, and poverty due to the abrupt cuts to USAID programs initiated by Donald Trump and Elon Musk.
Teens from Guatemala face labor trafficking after being promised a better life in America.
Over 1,000 passengers were stranded on a stuck train in the Piccadilly line, prompting urgent action from London Underground staff.
Hungary's pro-natal policies, including tax exemptions and the 'Heartbeat Law', contrast sharply with South Korea's corporate-driven strategies to boost declining birth rates.
The rise in deportations in the United States, particularly after the 1996 Illegal Immigration Reform and Immigrant Responsibility Act, has significantly impacted American families.
