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Defectors from North Korea recount their experiences under Kim Jong-un's regime, revealing the gap between state propaganda and everyday life.
Kabul's population of four million faces daily threats under Taliban rule, with many residents living in fear of arrest or execution.
Five military coups have occurred in the central Sahel in just a few years, leading to a power vacuum that Russia is now filling with military support.
After 200 years of dormancy, the Fugen-Dake volcano erupts in June 1991, leading to a crisis that claims several lives among those documenting the event.
Journalists in Colombia risk their lives to expose drug gang corruption and crime.
Gaza's civilian population faces severe challenges during the Israeli military assault, with children, journalists, and doctors enduring significant trauma and loss.
Colleagues honor Al Jazeera journalists killed by Israel, urging viewers to subscribe for more videos.
Journalists trying to capture the moment face terrible coffee and torturous rooms in this place.
China's national security law in Hong Kong restricts press freedom and arrests journalists.
Journalists who covered Donald Trump during the 2016 presidential campaign analyze their contributions to his political ascent and the implications for the press.
Eliminalia helps clients erase bad online reputations using fake news tactics.
Two fishermen and about 15 journalists are present in Westminster, which is described as one of the bleakest places in Britain.
World-class scientists and filmmakers from National Geographic explore how science can enhance quality of life and promote sustainable living for the future.
More than 60,000 political prisoners remain in Egypt as President Abdel Fatah al-Sisi prepares to host the COP27 climate change conference.
Israeli airstrikes on Nasser Hospital kill 20 Palestinians, including five journalists.
Hundreds of thousands of men were called up by President Putin, sparking widespread protests against the government's crackdown on dissent.
A Ukrainian military checkpoint located 12 kilometers from the Russian border prepares for potential conflict as Russian forces advance into mainland Ukraine.
Armed men raid the Mosan Sople hotel, creating suspicion among journalists present.
Exiled Rwandan critics, including journalists and political opponents, face alarming unexplained deaths, raising concerns about dissent under President Paul Kagame's regime.
Weekly protests in Serbia highlight dangers for journalists under Vucic's regime.
A man at a checkpoint pulls out a piece of paper with Jason's face on it, signaling the start of his kidnapping in eastern Ukraine.
Protesters face violence from the Taliban after the all-male government line announcement.
Mexico is the most dangerous country for journalists, with Azucena Uresti facing cartel threats.
More than 10,000 Palestinians are still missing under the rubble in Gaza, as an independent journalist documents the ongoing hardships faced by families.
The Maguindanao Massacre in the Philippines highlights the severe threats to press freedom and the lack of accountability in the face of violence against journalists.
More than 100 journalists have been murdered in the Philippines, prompting many to carry firearms for self-defense against violent reprisals.
