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In 2018, a diver involved in the Thailand cave rescue mission tragically died, underscoring the inherent dangers of the operation to save the youth soccer team.
Thailand legalizes cannabis for recreational use since June 2022 amid harsh drug laws.
Thailand is the first country in Asia to legalize marijuana, although smoking in public is banned.
Parents mourn their children at a Temple after a tragic nursery school shooting in Thailand.
Protests in Bangkok see crowds raising three fingers against the government and demanding reforms.
A mass shooting in Thailand leaves 38 dead, including many innocent children at a daycare center.
Gender reassignment surgery in Thailand costs around €2,000, significantly lower than the over €50,000 charged in many other countries.
East Germans recall the 'good old days' of Communist products at a Berlin expo.
Patricia Krentcil, aka 'Tan Mom', became a viral sensation in 2012 after false accusations.
A music radio station in Limestone County, Alabama warns of two F5 tornadoes approaching.
Brandon, the drum major of the O. Perry Walker High School band in New Orleans, proudly receives his diploma during the school's graduation ceremony.
They risk their lives for US promises, but Afghans face denial of safe haven after withdrawal.
A 5% alcohol millet-based beer called ajon is brewed and consumed communally in Katine, providing economic opportunities for local women.
Wealthy individuals are increasingly investing in doomsday preparation strategies to safeguard against potential apocalyptic scenarios.
The Dutch Rescue Team responds to the devastating earthquake in Sindu Palchuk, Nepal.
Casa Carlota in Barcelona includes people with Down's syndrome and autism in design projects.
In the Hizbollah-controlled Ouzai suburb of Beirut, local artists transform the area through an initiative that enhances its visual appeal and fosters community pride.
Emma Watson stars as Nikki in The Bling Ring, a true story about celebrity theft in America.
In Cape Cod, competitive fishermen engage in high-stakes bluefin tuna hunting, relying on traditional harpooning methods to support their families.
Since last summer, over 1,586 books have been banned in U.S. schools, significantly impacting students' access to diverse perspectives and identities.
Local fishermen in Thailand, including Ari Fongsaten, struggle to return to work after the Tsunami.
Thousands of Roma women attend a brides market in Stara Zagora, prioritizing money over love.
Hamed Abdel-Samad critiques Mohammed's influence in his latest book, The Case against Mohammed.
Villages in Hebei Province self-quarantine, fearing the coronavirus outbreak from Wuhan.
The Congolese village of Kimua faces terror from the Hutu FDLR, despite UN efforts.
The crew of the Lady Mary fights for survival after a disaster during scallop hauling.
In 1901, Stanford White commissions a series of provocative portraits of model Evelyn Nesbit, leading to a scandalous affair and a murder trial.
Leyla and her sister confront their mother about Female Genital Mutilation in this powerful documentary.
Officials in France warn that inexperienced climbers risk lives on Mont Blanc.
Christian Bale returns as Batman to save Gotham City from Bane and The Barbarians' revolution.
Thousands of Chinese protestors gather outside the Forbidden Temple during the Tiananmen Square Protests.
The Deadliest Catch crew humorously faces a speeding ticket in a Canadian speed trap.
The Dominican Republic faces a crisis as the residency deadline threatens deportation for many.
Thousands of migrants and refugees face perilous conditions while attempting to cross the Mediterranean Sea from North Africa, as highlighted by Médecins Sans Frontières' Bourbon Argos mission.
Mure Dickie visits Fukuoka to discuss the decline of sumo wrestling with fans and a former wrestler.
In Britain's busiest A&E departments, cameras capture the emotional and social challenges faced by patients and families amid the realities of dementia care.
Ash from the Fuego eruption on June 3, 2018, reached around 10 miles into the air, blanketing 60 square miles in a suffocating layer.
Dubai loves influencers, creating a thriving hub for social media stars and brands.
A teacher in Baltimore City recalls a student who graduated two years ago but was later shot and killed at home, reflecting on the dangers faced by her students.
Men meet the sperm donor demand during the pandemic, traveling with expenses paid for.
The Dominican Republic is deporting around 10,000 individuals to Haiti weekly, raising concerns about nativism, anti-Blackness, and immigration policies.
Kate Russo prepares communities in Nebraska for the total solar eclipse on August 21, 2017.
Eton North Carolina reveals the struggles of the American middle class today.
Shamira Muhammed recounts her perilous journey from South Sudan to Uganda with her mother.
New episodes of Naked and Afraid: Last One Standing air Sundays at 8 PM on Discovery.
Mass incarceration in the United States has led to significant community trauma, particularly affecting children who grow up without parental support due to long sentences.
President Trump and Polish President Jay Duda meet at the White House amid EU tensions.
A suspect wanted for murder shared a video of the crime on Facebook, which included a gang rape of a teenage girl watched by dozens live.
