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Seventy-two lives were lost in the Grenfell Tower fire, leaving residents of the nearby Silchester estate to confront trauma and uncertainty.
Washington County, Utah plans to divert water from the Colorado River amid conservationist concerns.
Britain has the highest rate of family breakup in Western Europe, prompting Iain Duncan Smith to advocate for government intervention in family formation.
Five months into the war against Iran, the Pentagon has requested an additional $67 billion amid concerns over military readiness and congressional approval.
A mining deal approved by the Trump administration and the construction of the Ambler Road have sparked conflict between Wall Street interests and Alaskan residents concerned about environmental impacts.
Approximately 4,500 wealthy white landowners in Zimbabwe faced land confiscation under Robert Mugabe's controversial reform program starting in 1998.
Only 8% of artists in the UK come from working-class backgrounds, raising questions about the role of nepotism in the creative industries.
Over 120 billion garments are produced worldwide each year, contributing to significant textile waste and questioning the fashion industry's claims of sustainability.
Switzerland faces a growing crack addiction crisis, straining social services and support systems.
Shropshire Council partners with a hotel to shelter the homeless during the Covid-19 lockdown.
Venice faces Tourism Shock as locals resist the council's plans for more tourists and hotels.
Palestine is divided into two territories, the Gaza Strip governed by Hamas and the West Bank controlled by Fatah, impacting the lives of its youth amid ongoing conflict.
Democratic senators seek to aid foreign-born recruits facing citizenship delays in the U.S. Army.
Andy Burnham becomes the UK's seventh prime minister in ten years, facing economic challenges and foreign policy issues amid rising public concerns.
Ukrainian medics, led by Dr. Denise, treat wounded soldiers in a dangerous makeshift hospital.
5,200 new recruits are targeted by the Israeli government for enlistment from the ultra-Orthodox community by 2017 amid rising protests and resistance.
An assassination attempt at the White House correspondents' dinner highlights the chaos and conspiracy theories that emerged during Donald Trump's second presidency.
Dalits in India are condemned from birth by a rigid caste system and face constant violence.
An 18-year-old woman in Bangladesh was stoned to death after being falsely accused of adultery, illustrating the severe consequences of gender oppression.
The United States' withdrawal from Syria marks the end of a decade-long military presence, prompting shifts in power dynamics involving Kurdish forces and regional tensions.
Lillian Alba assists Afghan refugees, providing essentials for their first night in the U.S.
The United States, led by Secretary of State Marco Rubio, intensifies efforts to dismantle the International Criminal Court, citing threats to national sovereignty.
Hundreds of ARA women in Thailand underwent sterilization procedures based on the guidance of American missionary Paul Lewis, leading to lifelong pain and regret.
The US Supreme Court's approval of Alabama's congressional map eliminates a majority-Black district, impacting representation ahead of the midterm elections.
The US and Iran are engaged in renewed hostilities over the Strait of Hormuz, with President Donald Trump asserting military strength is necessary for negotiations.
President Biden's vaccination plan has led GOP governors to vow to fight it "even to the gates of hell," reflecting deep divisions over vaccine mandates.
A family copes with the loss of Bano Rashid, a victim of Anders Behring Breivik's attack.
In the 2022 midterm elections, President Joe Biden achieved a historic outcome by not losing a single Senate seat, a feat not seen in nearly 90 years.
In Vietnam, doctors report that Agent Orange, a toxic herbicide used by US forces during the war, is causing severe health issues in a new generation of children.
In Nuneaton, a key battleground for the 2015 general election, local residents express disillusionment with political candidates like Ed Miliband and David Cameron.
36,000 migrants arrived on the island of Lampedusa last year, as Italy's immigration laws shifted to criminalize undocumented individuals.
Ongoing violence on the island of Ambon has resulted in a divided community, with Muslims and Christians living in sectarian sectors amid widespread destruction.
New Zealand's notorious gangs attempt to become a positive force through community projects.
Boko Haram terrorizes northern Nigeria, prompting military action since 2009 against the militant Islamist group.
In Tennessee, the first US state to enact a drag ban, Drag Queen Story Hours face opposition from militias and activists amid a growing crackdown on LGBTQ+ rights.
Iran's exiled voices, often conflicting, are misrepresented in Western media, as discussed by Narges Bajoghli from Johns Hopkins University.
Beni Raz challenges settler norms in the West Bank, seeking to leave and facing community backlash.
On January 26, 200 demonstrators were arrested during protests in New Delhi against three laws that threaten family farms and farmers' livelihoods.
More women in Iran ride motorcycles despite legal barriers and societal challenges.
Isobel Yeung highlights Yemeni women fighting against gender-based violence in Yemen's crisis.
Geopolitical analyst Ken Moriyasu discusses the need for nations to adapt their foreign policies in response to China's Belt and Road Initiative and shifting global power dynamics.
The Citarum River in Java, Indonesia, serves 35 million people but has become heavily polluted, posing severe health risks to the local population.
The European Union is considering a region-wide social media ban for children under 16, following Australia's implementation and ongoing debates about its effectiveness.
More than 65 million people have been uprooted globally due to war, poverty, and terrorism, many risking their lives to cross the dangerous Darien Gap.
Thousands of migrants trek through the Darién Gap each year, risking their lives to escape violence and poverty in search of a better life in the United States.
A former carer reports being bitten, kicked, and pinned down while working with vulnerable individuals in a system plagued by neglect and understaffing.
Children in Tamil Nadu earn 9 rupees, about 25 US cents, for every 1,000 matchboxes they produce, often working more than 12 hours a day.
Over 1,000 community activists in England and Wales work to combat hunger, poverty, and loneliness amid the UK's social emergency.
