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U.S. Forces and SEAL Team 3 fight to reclaim Ramadi, Iraq, after a tragic loss in 2006.
Mozambique has a history marked by a civil war that lasted 17 years and resulted in nearly one million deaths.
Mozambique faces new threats from jihadist groups after a violent civil war and independence from Portugal.
A 6-hour battle for Huija saw the 163rd Infantry Brigade engage in close quarter combat, leading to a peaceful election just two days later.
Washington has spent more on civilian aid to Afghanistan than was used to rebuild all of Europe after the Second World War, yet results remain mixed.
Alpha Company averages over six days a week patrolling an area roughly 20 by 25 miles south and west of Fallujah in search of insurgents.
Over 150 hours of interviews with individuals involved in the Abu Ghraib events form the basis of Erol Morris's latest project.
Karrada, once an affluent district in Baghdad, now faces daily threats from insurgents, leaving residents fearful and struggling to survive amid violence.
A character in George Packer's play faces threats from militias and struggles to escape Iraq, stating, "nowhere to run, nowhere to hide."
Apache pilots log over 3,000 flight hours in 30 days, targeting insurgents in Baghdad as cleric Muktada Elsader escalates attacks in 2007.
Martin Adler reports on the Aceh Rebels after the tsunami in Indonesia's devastated Aceh.
The Kirkuk police force fights to prevent civil war while facing deadly threats.
Nigeria's February election may reshape its future amid economic and security crises.
A massive military operation involving 16,000 soldiers aims to deny Al-Qaeda a safe haven in Iraq's Diyala River Valley.
In July 2006, Paul McGeough reports on gruesome insurgent videos from Iraq.
Insurgents attack Palma, Mozambique, pulling civilians from trucks and killing them in cold blood.
Thirty patients arrive at a hospital in Helmand, Afghanistan, on a bad day, as violence from mines and rocket attacks escalates.
Rwandan forces fight Islamic insurgents in Mozambique, facing ongoing threats to local communities.
Iraqis face severe hardships as refugees in Jordan, including Abu Maher's traumatic past.
Tensions erupt in southern Thailand as Muslims face police brutality amid rising conflict.
Five wounded Iraqi combatants were reportedly shot by U.S. Marines during the 2004 Battle of Fallujah, raising questions about military engagement rules.
In 2011, only three special immigrant visas were issued to Afghan interpreters despite Congress allowing for up to 1,500 each year.
19.6 percent of Nigerian youth are unemployed, contributing to widespread disillusionment with the government and rising insecurity across the country.
Seven children were killed in a missile strike, which Julian Assange cites as evidence of war crimes in the material released by WikiLeaks.
