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Worshippers pray in the open air at Al-Farouq Mosque in Rafah after it was bombed, welcoming Ramadan amid ongoing attacks on Gaza.
Margarita Gras Chava's escape from domestic violence highlights Russia's urgent need for legal reform.
In 2019, Germany reported 3,580 cases of discrimination, with 1,176 classified as racial, reflecting a significant increase in incidents over previous years.
Russian authorities pressure schoolchildren to support the war in Ukraine through coercive tactics.
India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi aims for development 75 years after independence.
Nigerian women are the majority of African trafficking victims in Europe, forced into prostitution.
The government shutdown leaves millions, including Nataly Tejada, uncertain about food stamp benefits.
A Palestinian photojournalist reunites a baby with her relatives in Gaza after capturing her image at Alifa Hospital.
Zach Fernandez changes the Hollywood sign to 'Halle weed' on New Year's Day in California.
Mimi Lok leads Voice of Witness, highlighting human rights crises in the United States and beyond.
The first ever London Design Biennale opens, celebrating Thomas More's Utopia and innovative designs.
A fancy dress lion outfit can be created in five minutes for under five pounds using common household items, making it perfect for students during freshers' week.
Senior executive Said Holmes transitions from a 20-year finance career to teaching maths through the Now Teach program, addressing the recruitment crisis in education.
A bike courier shares his Postmates experiences, including a mishap with Jesus and Chloe.
Martha Chambers, a former English teacher from northeast London, shares her transition to a software engineering role at ITV, highlighting the challenges of entering the tech industry.
Jess Cartner-Morley offers tips for wearing spaghetti-strap tops while staying warm.
The creation of Israel over Palestine involved significant British colonial influence and the United Nations' role, leading to ongoing conflict and suffering for Palestinians.
In Tbilisi, young Russian deserters like Alexander from St. Petersburg face skepticism from Georgians as they flee conscription amid the war in Ukraine.
Global powers warn of increased danger after the US kills Qassem Soleimani in Baghdad.
Independence Day 1970 at Yosemite National Park turns violent between campers and rangers.
Huaxi faces new challenges as its model of socialism with Chinese characteristics falters.
Crewman Jacob learns the hard way that disrespecting Captain Keith is a bad idea.
A fireworks factory explosion in Colombia injures at least two people and raises safety concerns.
Fans miss Captain Phil and celebrate Freddie's fun personality in 'Deadliest Catch.'
A blast at Chempark in Leverkusen Tuesday leaves one dead and four missing.
A huge fire in Dubai near the Burj Khalifa occurs just before New Year's Eve celebrations.
A rogue wave strikes the Patricia Lee, injuring 29-year-old deckhand Francis Gutungan as he sets down an anchor pot during a crab fishing operation.
Real human remains from Africa and Asia are legally traded in Europe and the United States.
Humanitarian aid is flowing into Gaza through a newly constructed U.S.-built pier, raising skepticism about the intentions behind this support.
A 7.8 magnitude quake devastates Turkey and Syria, prompting a state of emergency and international help.
An earthquake in Mexico on Tuesday kills at least 226 people and collapses buildings in Mexico City.
Cyclone Freddy causes over 400 deaths in Malawi, prompting urgent calls for international aid.
The murder of 23-year-old Ashling Murphy in Tullamore, County Offaly, ignites national grief and calls for change regarding violence against women in Ireland.
A theme park near Shanghai allows tourists to pay for hunting experiences, raising concerns about the implications for local tourism and China's strict gun laws.
Hurricane Dorian produced wind gusts exceeding 200 miles per hour, leading to a growing death toll as rescue teams begin their operations in the Bahamas.
Hurricane Ida leaves the entire city of New Orleans without power and causes severe flooding.
In New Orleans, Matt Paxton assesses a house transformed into a hoard in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, evaluating the potential value of its contents.
Hurricane Laura made landfall, causing severe damage in Louisiana and Texas with ongoing risks.
Venezuela cuts six zeros from its currency to combat ongoing hyperinflation issues.
Oliver Burkeman discusses escaping the busyness trap in today's fast-paced world.
James James and Martin Martin discuss their polyamorous relationship in Scotland.
Kathleen Kerridge highlights her family's £40 weekly food budget for five, challenging misconceptions about poverty in the UK and advocating for informed discussions.
A resident livestreams the destruction of a trailer park on Arnos as a wildfire threatens to consume half the city of Talent, California.
Zach Shucklin meets a coke dealer in La Paz, revealing the city's demand for cocaine.
Sheeva Weil recounts her experience of being raped at university, exploring the long-term effects of trauma and the process of overcoming self-blame.
Julie Bindel reflects on her experiences as a lesbian, critiques the notion of an innate sexual orientation, and confronts gay conversion therapy in Colorado.
Steven Thrasher reflects on his queer identity and critiques systemic racism in the U.S., highlighting disparities in incarceration and social justice priorities.
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