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Founded in 1945, the United Nations faces criticism regarding its effectiveness in maintaining global peace and security amid ongoing international conflicts.
Chanté Joseph explains why money can't replace true allyship to the Black community.
Adil Kishfany, a 17-year-old, aims to increase his weight from 165 to 215 pounds while reducing his body fat to 10%.
Ajit and Sapana, siblings from Nepal, navigate a perilous 12-kilometer trek daily, crossing the Trishuli River on a Tuin to reach their school.
In the Bering Sea, captains Sig Hansen and Harley Davidson clash over prime fishing spots during the intense 18th season of crab fishing on the Time Bandit.
Sig and Jake finish their season strong while facing challenges in the Bering Sea.
Sig Hansen and Jake Anderson navigate the challenges of crab fishing in the Bering Sea aboard the Time Bandit during the 2022 season of Deadliest Catch.
346 miles northwest of Dutch Harbor, Mandy Hansen faces skepticism from the crew as she takes charge during the Opilio crab season in the Bering Sea.
Women in Rwanda lead community rebuilding efforts after the genocide ended in 2007.
With an average marriage age of 27.1 years for men and 22.4 years for women, young Indonesians face intense pressure to conform to societal expectations.
After prom, high-school seniors drive 60 miles to the beach, where they discuss their futures while facing everyday racism in their community.
A participant suffers multiple bee stings on day 45, prompting concerns about their ability to continue in the survival challenge.
400 million people in India live without access to electricity, prompting entrepreneurs to sell solar lights in urban slums to improve living conditions.
In a snow-bound city, men, machinery, and financial resources work together to clear the streets and restore normalcy during winter storms.
Residents like Christopher Scott in Snowflake, Arizona, seek clean air to escape life-threatening allergies.
Young African footballers are trafficked to Europe, facing abandonment and survival challenges, highlighting the exploitation within the global football industry.
More than 2 million migrant workers in Qatar face harsh conditions and low wages while preparing for the upcoming soccer World Cup.
German schoolchildren in Cottbus protest deportations of their Afghan refugee classmates.
Rich commits a fireable offense, sparking a father-son fight over forgiveness in the pawn shop.
Seven Canadair planes drop six tons of water every 12 seconds to combat a rapidly spreading fire threatening the Blue Coast.
South Africa faces ongoing challenges such as endemic violence, economic disparities, and state corruption, three decades after apartheid's end.
Power cuts lasting 2 to 4 hours disrupt daily life in Johannesburg, affecting households and businesses across the city.
86% of South Africa's electricity comes from coal, much of it sourced from illegal mines where miners face dangerous conditions and legal risks.
Around 20,000 students rioted in 1976 against apartheid, a legacy that shapes the lives and aspirations of today's South African youth.
Aamir and Amir, a gay couple from Bradford, navigate their identities and love within an ultra-orthodox Muslim context, becoming the first South Asian couple to marry in the city.
Soviet Jews in Israel face disillusionment and struggle with identity and employment.
Tenerife's show involving killer whales sparks debate on animal captivity and welfare.
Manolo Hernandez, a 65-year-old lawyer, embarks on his 99th pilgrimage to Santiago de Compostela, aiming to complete the route in three days.
Almost 3,000 villages across Spain are abandoned, with more than half located in Galicia, where local governments seek ways to revive these empty communities.
Mary Anderson, Director of the Labor Women’s Bureau, highlighted women's contributions to the war effort and advocated for equal pay in her 1942 speech.
More than 200,000 animals passed through Heathrow's reception center last year, including a celebrity dog from Thailand and a shipment of spiders with a health warning.
In 1883, Blackburn Olympic's unexpected victory over the Old Etonians marked a pivotal moment in British social history and the evolution of football.
A newly converted call girl uses social media to encourage other women in sex work to leave their lives behind and embrace her faith in Jesus.
Five million visitors flock to Cancun each year, with many American spring breakers drawn to the resort's all-inclusive packages and legal drinking age of 18.
79-year-old Dai has lived in a cage for 30 years, sharing his cramped space with ten other men in a city known for its wealth.
In 2020, New York artist Billie Madley leads a Facebook group battle against white supremacists infiltrating a squirrel appreciation community during quarantine.
Over 1.3 million people live in Srinagar, a city grappling with socio-political challenges and aspirations for an independent Kashmir.
In Malaysia, participants in Naked and Afraid face extreme survival challenges, relying on their skills and a single chosen item to endure harsh conditions.
Tundrup and his family must decide whether to sell their herd and leave their lands in Kharnak, a choice faced by many nomads in the Himalayas.
Fifteen thousand men work in shifts at the steel mills of Youngstown, Ohio, producing steel for military and civilian use during World War II.
Residents of an abandoned village in Kaohsiung, Taiwan, choose to remain despite the encroaching emptiness surrounding them.
Makur Diet, a war survivor in South Sudan, transforms his life and others' by providing support and prosthetics to fellow conflict victims.
Karley travels to San Francisco to explore how female creators of cannabis-infused products are transforming sexual wellness and pleasure.
26-year-old engineer Gus is stopped and searched by police on his way to an antenatal class with his partner Lauren, highlighting tensions around stop and search practices.
Ten million people have fled the ongoing civil war in Sudan, with a quarter of a million finding refuge in the Nuba Mountains since the conflict began.
The Even community in Kamchatka thrives in extreme conditions, maintaining ancestral traditions and a deep connection to the land despite harsh winters.
A family of four arrives in Canada, but their hopes are shattered when their daughter Kasia is denied entry due to an infectious eye disease.
Estimates indicate there are 1 million homeless children throughout Russia, with 16,000 living on the streets of St Petersburg alone.
