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South Sudan faces a brutal civil war fueled by ethnic tensions and political betrayal, as former vice president Riek Machar seeks refuge from assassination attempts.
Fourteen active wells remain for the Borana people in Oromia, Ethiopia, who rely on these sources for water during the harsh dry season.
In Myanmar's Shan State, the ongoing civil war and social upheaval impact daily life, as host Arglit Boonyai explores the resilience of local communities.
Latvia's Russian-speaking population faces increasing government restrictions and integration challenges amid rising socio-political tensions linked to the Ukraine conflict.
Myanmar experiences a complex transition from military rule to democracy, marked by political arrests, ethnic tensions, and a burgeoning civil society.
Only 14 of the original 30 singing wells remain operational in the Oromia region of Ethiopia, vital for the survival of the Borana herders and their livestock.
Fiji's first election since the 2006 military coup raises questions about stability and ethnic tensions as Frank Bainimarama seeks to solidify his power.
Burundi's history of ethnic tensions and civil unrest highlights the dire consequences of political instability in Central Africa.
A Tiger video exposes the aftermath of a battle in Sri Lanka where 1,500 Sinhalese soldiers were killed, despite the army's claims of control over Jaffna.
Hassan, a Kosovo Albanian, occupies a Serbian woman's flat amid ongoing property disputes, highlighting the UN's challenges in post-war reconciliation efforts.
More than 90% of Muslims have been expelled from diamond mining areas in the Central African Republic due to rising tensions between religious groups.
A large explosion sends smoke into the sky as Kurdish demonstrators show support for fighters in Kobani against Isis.
Families in Kosovo share personal stories of loss and survival from the 1998-1999 conflict, highlighting the ongoing effects of trauma in their communities.
Over 15,000 people have been kidnapped in Nigeria in the past five years, with an average of ten abductions occurring each day.
More than 300,000 people in Sarajevo rely on limited supplies, often surviving on little more than nettle soup during the ongoing siege.
1300 kilometers of barbed wire fencing separate Tajikistan from Afghanistan, marking the challenges faced by returning refugees after years of civil war.
