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In regions like Congo, Bolivia, and Siberia, individuals face extreme dangers while navigating some of the world's most treacherous roads and terrains.
A powerful earthquake in Sulawesi injures hundreds and kills at least 35 people.
Pakistan faces devastating floods, submerging villages and roads, affecting millions.
A fake sign language interpreter is confirmed at Mandela's memorial in Johannesburg's stadium.
The community mourns Ahab Hanani, killed during Hamas's Day of Rage in Nadal.
A powerful earthquake in Central Morocco kills at least 800 people and injures many more.
In Morocco, many people face devastation after a deadly earthquake in the High Atlas Mountains.
A passenger train collides with a cargo train in Greece, resulting in numerous deaths and injuries.
Sir Tim Hunt's sexist comments spark debate on women's roles in the sciences with Milo and Dr. Grossman.
A deckhand gets injured during a crucial haul in the Bering Sea's crab fishing season.
Captain Sig faces the fallout from a significant mistake made by a deckhand while he is away for personal business, raising tensions among the crew.
Brenton Terrance's manifesto reflects online white power culture and radicalization methods.
Sushil Kumar Shinde supports the death sentence for Delhi gang-rape murderers amid political debate.
Boris Johnson faces a tough decision on reopening the UK amid rising Delta variant cases.
Body camera footage from the Derek Chauvin trial reveals the events leading to George Floyd's death, including his emotional pleas and the aftermath in Minneapolis.
Dermot Murnaghan bids farewell to Sky News after 15 years of broadcasting.
Desert locusts devastate crops in Kenya, prompting a warning of a food crisis.
Former Detroit employees feel betrayed by pension cuts after the city's bankruptcy.
Detroit's Fire Department confronts vast challenges to revive their struggling city.
Detroit schools face a water crisis as superintendent Nikolai Bedi shuts off drinking water.
Germany's biggest bank, Deutsche Bank, cuts thousands of jobs amid ongoing negative headlines.
In Bogotá, Colombia, the drug derived from the Borrachero tree has a dark history linked to indigenous practices and poses severe risks to victims, including death.
Diane Abbott critiques blue labor's nostalgic views and its problematic stance on feminism.
David Cameron mixes up his football loyalties, favoring West Ham over Aston Villa.
Dimitri delivers meals to warriors in Ukraine, earning recognition for his dedication.
Disabled individuals protest Atos Origin over benefit reassessments and employment struggles.
Mass graves linked to missing students are found in Guerrero's clandestine cemetery.
A performer from the Philippines recounts being denied a theater role in 'Miss Saigon' due to their Asian heritage, highlighting industry challenges and representation.
Detainees armed with weaponry cause a disturbance at Harmondsworth immigration center near Heathrow.
Divided Cities highlights urban divisions in Havana and Melilla since the Berlin Wall's fall.
Taiwanese citizens train for civil defense as tensions with China grow and opinions divide.
In Donetsk, the rise of the Donetsk People's Republic following the 2014 annexation of Crimea illustrates the complex interplay of hope, conflict, and destruction.
John Authers discusses with Suzanne Duncan and Meredith Jones if women are better investors than men.
Harry and Megan face resistance in Canada regarding their royal status and security costs.
Mona Chalabi examines racial preferences in dating and their implications for racism.
Natasha Johnston died from dog bites to the neck in Surrey, as revealed by an inquest.
In Britain's busiest A&E departments, medical staff and patients navigate the emotional and physical challenges of emergency care, highlighting resilience and urgency.
Dolce & Gabbana faces backlash in China over a racist ad featuring a Chinese woman.
Dolphins are driven into shallow water in Taiji, where fishermen kill them out of public view.
Donald Trump is found liable for sexually abusing E. Jean Carroll, awarded two million dollars.
Douglas Coupland states that he has been rewired in the last 10 to 15 years, losing the memory of how his brain used to feel before the internet.
A man crashes into the gates of Dowry Street, causing chaos among onlookers and children nearby.
Hyderabad faces relentless floods, claiming lives and submerging thousands of homes.
A plane crash in central Nepal has resulted in 68 fatalities, with recovery efforts hampered by challenging terrain as investigations into the cause begin.
More than 30 people were killed in a train crash in southern Pakistan involving two express trains.
Gaza's Health Ministry reports 70 deaths from an air strike amid a worsening humanitarian crisis.
A participant's drag transformation is criticized for busted makeup and a bad wig.
The DRC plans a massive dam as Ukraine's war shifts energy demands in Europe.
