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1.5 million Russian-Germans prepare to vote in the September Bundestag election amid concerns.
Deniss Metsavas received a court sentence of 15 years and 6 months for passing details about Estonian international cooperation to Russian military intelligence.
Carmen and Lupita Andrade, teenage conjoined twins, navigate the complexities of growing up as immigrants in America amid societal pressures and family struggles.
Norway mandates women to serve in the military, requiring 19 months of service for ages 19-44.
Constitution Day and Citizenship Day at the National Archives in Washington, DC, featured a naturalization ceremony, family activities, and discussions on constitutional democracy.
On February 1, 1960, four college students from North Carolina A&T initiated a sit-in at the FW Woolworth lunch counter, leading to its desegregation.
Roman Polanski's controversial statements about his relationships with young women highlight the ongoing societal issues surrounding child sexual abuse and the treatment of survivors.
In Los Angeles, decades of U.
Luke Cornell's dedication to wildlife conservation at his South African sanctuary highlights the profound emotional bonds between humans and animals amidst ongoing threats.
Germany's cities, including Berlin, Munich, and Frankfurt, transformed into ghost towns during the coronavirus pandemic, reflecting the impact of nationwide curfews.
Tamika Lawrence struggles to adapt as Broadway remains closed during the pandemic in New York.
Dorothea Sterian, a young filmmaker, reflects on her struggles with grief, loneliness, and loss of purpose during the COVID-19 pandemic lockdown.
In Brazil's favelas, a violent conflict between police and drug traffickers results in an average of one police officer killed every two days amid widespread social inequality.
Maddie realizes that if she saves an average of three meat meals a week for 21 years, that totals 3,276 meals, prompting her to reconsider her eating habits.
6500 women applied for train driver positions with London Underground, but only 116 were hired in a recent recruitment campaign.
15.5 ounces of gold, worth over $29,000, is extracted from the ocean floor during a successful dive in Nome, Alaska.
Daisy and Mart navigate their feelings and expectations as they prepare for their first threesome, exploring the complexities of their relationship.
Astronaut Jessica Meir witnesses the COVID-19 pandemic from the International Space Station.
COVID-19, also known as the coronavirus, has prompted discussions on emerging treatments, including the controversial drugs chloroquine and hydroxychloroquine.
A customer demands a custom charm in just two days, putting pressure on Seth as he faces a critical mistake that could lead to disaster.
In the Arctic, seasoned fishermen face treacherous waters and brutal conditions in their relentless pursuit of cod, risking everything for a lucrative catch.
Fentanyl, a potent synthetic opioid, has led to over 4,000 overdose deaths in North Carolina in 2021, highlighting a devastating statewide epidemic.
Crispus Attucks confronts British soldiers during the Boston Massacre after escaping slavery.
In Papua New Guinea's Sepik River region, the Iatmul people's initiation ritual for young men Charles and Norbert highlights their deep cultural connection to sacred crocodiles.
Alexei and Vassili lead the last Komi reindeer herders on a vital migration in Siberia.
Shattered Dreams investigates the drug that devastates South African communities.
In rural Australia, the 2014 murder of environmental officer Glen Turner by farmer Ian Turnbull highlights the violent tensions between agriculture and conservation efforts.
Online grooming crimes in the UK have risen by 82 percent in the last five years, with nearly 34,000 offenses reported since 2017.
Marvin Toliver, a social worker, breaks the cycle of generational trauma in communities.
Ed Stafford explores the daily challenges faced by Gypsies and Travellers in the UK, highlighting their resilience and the stereotypes they confront.
The Dan people of the Ivory Coast live in isolated villages within ancient jungles.
Children in remote Congolese villages learn vital skills through honey harvesting and dance, shaping their identities and resilience within their communities.
Eighty-year-old Daphne spends Mother's Day in a hospital trauma center with her daughter, awaiting treatment for a dislocated hip.
37 kilograms of seafood were caught by a haenyeo during a dive, reflecting the enduring tradition of women supporting their families from the sea.
A city of 540,000 residents begins another day during the Great Depression, as Washington, D.C., faces economic challenges and government efforts to create jobs.
Fentanyl, a potent synthetic opioid, is increasingly found in counterfeit drugs, leading to a surge in overdose deaths among young people across America.
A bus takes almost a day to travel 55 miles on one of the most dangerous roads in the Philippines, where mudslides and ravines pose constant threats.
600 kg of food must be delivered by truck across 40 miles of treacherous terrain in Siberia, where conditions can turn deadly.
A 240-kilometer road in northwest Pakistan connects the town of Dir to the Chitral Valley, where truckers face landslides and avalanches daily.
Thousands of children in Nigeria are accused of witchcraft each year, often facing abandonment, abuse, and even murder from their own families.
John Galvez Graham has worked as a crossword setter for The Guardian for 55 years, influenced by the puzzles of Eric, known as Araucaria.
Four bullet wounds led to the death of Tupac Shakur, prompting a young woman to confront her grief over both him and her mother.
15 community members in Dearborn, Michigan, discuss their experiences as Americans of Lebanese and Iraqi descent, addressing feelings of alienation and pride.
An elderly woman confronts the inevitability of death as her loyal dog bravely attempts to protect her, culminating in a poignant acceptance of loss.
Mark Blanco dies at a party with Pete Doherty, prompting his mother to seek justice.
Five friends flee Syria in 2014, embarking on a perilous journey to Europe for safety.
20 passengers find themselves stuck 2 kilometers from their destination on the dangerous roads of Ivory Coast, where breakdowns are a common occurrence.
Deepfake technology poses significant ethical and societal challenges, as illustrated by manipulated videos of public figures like Barack Obama and the implications for misinformation.
