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Eritrea's ongoing conflict with Ethiopia, particularly the escalation on May 2, 2000, profoundly impacts its people, shaping their narratives and hopes for peace.
121 people died in the protests following the 2013 Gezi Park demonstrations, which began as a response to plans for a shopping mall in Istanbul.
Owen Jones argues property developers are tearing apart communities and driving inequality.
Nearly half of Donetsk's pre-war population of one million has fled as the city endures ongoing shelling and significant civilian damage.
Changbin township in Taiwan revitalizes to attract young residents amid a population crisis.
An estimated 7,000 to 10,000 Nigerians live in South Africa, facing prejudice and violence as they seek better opportunities.
New Year's Eve in Cologne, Germany, saw over 1,000 sexual assault complaints linked to immigrants, leading to a significant shift in the nation's view on refugees.
More than a dozen delivery drivers lost their lives in 2021 while working in New York City, facing dangers like traffic and robberies.
1,500 children are removed from their parents each year in Norway, with many parents claiming their kids were taken without cause.
The relationship between the NSA and major tech companies raises questions about complicity in surveillance and the erosion of customer trust.
Geneva Solomon teaches self-defense in Los Angeles and leads a black gun community.
Less than 200 argan trees now grow per hectare in Southwest Morocco, down from over 600 a century ago, as urban sprawl and goats threaten the forest.
An armed militia led by Ammon Bundy occupies a wildlife refuge in Burns, Oregon, in January.
Mozambique's Gaza province faces a severe HIV crisis exacerbated by cuts to USAID funding initiated by Elon Musk, endangering millions reliant on treatment and prevention.
Rebels in North Uganda kidnap children to use them as human shields in conflict.
Kwajo Tweneboa highlights the struggles of half a million people in the UK living in substandard social housing plagued by pests and hazardous materials.
An estimated 375,000 Palestinian refugees live in Lebanon, facing poverty and discrimination while barred from essential services and employment.
A ceasefire leads to the release of 39 Palestinian women and children from Israeli prisons.
In New Jersey, two murder cases remain unsolved as victims are discovered in local parks, raising questions about safety and law enforcement responses.
Mugabe's Boys flaunt wealth while Zimbabweans struggle after Mugabe's regime ends.
After October 7, 2023, the White House's unwavering support for Israel and the implications for the Democratic Party are examined through Akbar Shahid Ahmed's insights.
More than 60 people have been placed into housing after living in the underground flood channels of Las Vegas, as documented by journalist Matthew O'Brien.
The Philippines considers legalizing divorce, facing opposition from the Catholic Church and Duterte.
Half of Filipinos now support legalizing divorce, a significant shift in a country where it remains illegal alongside the Vatican.
Eight decades after independence, the Philippines assesses its strategic alliance with the United States, focusing on treaties, military presence, and economic impacts.
Australia's demand for live streaming child abuse drives police efforts in the Philippines.
In 2008, piracy off the Horn of Africa generated between 50 and 80 million dollars in ransom, as armed warships engaged in a cat-and-mouse game with pirates.
Bernard Heckel discusses jihad poetry and its cultural significance this week in the New Yorker.
A blackmailer uses razor blades in baby food to extort money, while a sat nav helps police apprehend a pair of animal thieves in this episode of Moment Of Proof.
95% of the women in certain bars in Spain are involved in prostitution, many of whom are forced into it after being lured from Portugal.
Climate change, the Covid pandemic, and the war in Ukraine significantly threaten global food security, particularly for countries dependent on Ukrainian wheat.
The influence of major media organizations, such as CNN and Fox News, shapes public perception and political agendas in the United States.
Special interests and the wealthiest Americans continue to dominate U.S. politics, raising questions about the potential for fundamental transformation.
America's surveillance state has expanded significantly since the 9/11 attacks, raising concerns about government overreach and the erosion of civil liberties.
Kiruna, Sweden, faces the relocation of its historic church and significant parts of the city due to encroaching iron ore mining by LKAB, leaving residents discontented.
Living in Portugal reveals challenges in the property market and urgent housing reform needs.
Cairo, Illinois, faces a housing crisis as the Department plans to demolish public housing units.
A massive explosion in a Boston neighborhood uncovers racially charged messages, leading to an investigation into threats against local residents.
A skilled con artist faces an elaborate sting operation, while a forensic psychologist works to thwart her final deception.
Sextortion syndicates exploit social media platforms to target victims globally, while illegal wildlife trades and child pornography rings thrive in digital black markets.
The video highlights the dangers of the great replacement theory and its political implications.
177,000 people live in Derry's Bogside and Brandywell areas, where women from both communities share their stories on the peace walls.
In Sudan's Nuba Mountains, a group of journalists and puppeteers created "Bisha TV," a satirical web series that critiques the country's oppressive leadership.
Nearly $2 billion in federal funding for Hurricane Sandy recovery remains largely unallocated, leaving many residents without the means to rebuild their homes.
Shami Chakrabarti reflects on her leadership at Liberty since 2003 and discusses how the refugee crisis dishonors the memory of the Holocaust.
A Syrian refugee recounts his perilous escape to Texas and the arduous UNHCR resettlement process amid ongoing violence from the civil war.
Volunteers in Lviv help refugees escape the violence of Putin's invasion in Ukraine.
Hundreds of trucks deliver garbage daily from Nairobi's affluent districts to the city's largest dump, where scavengers search for food and resources.
