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In a country where killers are heroes, death squad leader Anwar Congo and his friends reenact their roles in the 1965–66 Indonesian genocide. “I have not come across a documentary as powerful, surreal, and frightening in a decade.” - Werner Herzog
A 3.9 km swim, 180 km bike ride, and 42.2 km run comprise the first long-distance triathlon held in Antarctica, testing athletes' endurance.
Narsaq, a Greenlandic village rich in rare earth elements, faces a critical choice between economic development and preserving its traditional way of life.
In a shift from traditional methods, a new approach to dementia care emphasizes emotional support and community engagement over medication.
Israeli Jews are increasingly relocating to Berlin, attracted by its vibrant arts scene and culture of tolerance, despite the city's complex historical legacy.
Five cities in Ukraine face power outages as Russian missile attacks disrupt critical infrastructure, prompting a united effort to restore energy during Christmas.
Masovni protesti u Srbiji protiv rudarskog projekta kompanije Rio Tinto otkrivaju napetosti između očuvanja životne sredine i klimatskih ciljeva EU.
A mother whale can carry her calf's small carcass over 1,000 miles, demonstrating the deep emotional bonds shared among cetaceans.
A panda sneezed in a viral video that has been viewed 46 million times, illustrating the unpredictable nature of digital content creation.
In Regent Park North, Toronto, residents transition from overcrowded, substandard housing to new, modern developments that enhance their living conditions.
Danish-Palestinian poet Yahya Hassan, known for his provocative debut poetry collection, discusses his experiences with identity, family, and societal critique in this revealing interview.
The opening of the Netzarim crossing in Gaza prompts a mass return of displaced individuals, including the elderly and children, raising questions about the region's future.
Gabriel Tejedor's report reveals exploitation in Italy's fast fashion industry.
Danish artist Tove Storch explores the intersection of sculpture, gender, and societal norms through her innovative creations and creative process in her studio.
Asger Jorn and Jackson Pollock are examined through the lens of Danish poet Peter Laugesen, highlighting their artistic connections and influences.
Sébastien Faure reports on the HTS coalition's challenges after toppling Bashar al-Assad.
Exiled Rwandan critics, including journalists and political opponents, face alarming unexplained deaths, raising concerns about dissent under President Paul Kagame's regime.
Women in Denmark's mountain biking community navigate the seasons and strengthen their bonds through shared rides, showcasing passion and resilience in the sport.
