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Severe poverty in South Africa, particularly in areas like Goodwood, leads to homelessness and disillusionment, highlighting the need for empowerment through knowledge.
Alone returns on Thursday, June 11, testing survival skills in unforgiving terrain.
Bangladesh's garment industry faces scrutiny after the Rana Plaza collapse and U.S. GSP removal.
Bill Burr discusses missing Star Wars and feeling out of touch by September.
In June 2014, the Islamic State rapidly expanded from Syria into Iraq, seizing control of significant territories and resources, including oil fields and dams.
In June 2016, Norway passed legislation allowing children as young as six to change their gender by self-identifying, as exemplified by Anna from Høgus.
China executes eight Uighurs for terrorism linked to an October attack in Beijing.
The U.S. imposes tariffs on China, escalating a trade war that threatens the global economy.
Chris Froome targets The Tour de France starting on 29 June after winning four stage races.
The Islamic State's rapid advances in Syria and Iraq in June reshape the region's landscape.
Vegas Tenold visits Atlanta to discuss the impact of terrorism laws on activism and free speech.
In June 2005, Yoon Sun-Duk discusses life in a village in Korea's demilitarised zone.
Police shoot a protester in Hong Kong for the third time since June, leaving him in critical condition.
Hongkongers defy a ban to commemorate the Tiananmen Square massacre in Victoria Park.
Larry Lynam lost his daughter Gina in a church shooting in Dangerfield, Texas, in June 1980.
Christine Lagarde discusses Brexit's economic impact at the IMF in Washington.
Justin Trudeau claims Indian agents killed a Canadian citizen, escalating tensions with India.
Tensions rise in Tehran as Israel targets Iran's nuclear facilities in June confrontations.
Bob Mankoff discusses mini golf's history and cartoons in this episode of The New Yorker.
The episode discusses Premium Bonds, their odds, and their value in Britain today.
Muhammad Ali is laid to rest in Louisville, Kentucky, on June 10 after his death on June 3.
Nigeria faces catastrophic flooding, displacing 1.4 million and causing over 600 deaths.
Trudeau insists on cultural exemption in NAFTA talks with Mexico and the United States.
In June 2008, David Brill investigates tensions in divided Paris amid rising riots.
The pound drops on Monday as Brexit negotiations stall and Bank of England expectations shift.
The pound faces election fever as the Prime Minister calls for a Swiss general election.
Europe faces record June temperatures, with heatwave impacts felt from Rome to France.
Iran experiences a moment of Hope as Rouhani navigates a tricky Balancing Act post-sanctions.
On June 3rd, Marinka, a Ukrainian control town, is attacked by the DNR after February's ceasefire.
The UK narrowly voted for Brexit in June 2016, impacting the economy more than expected.
Robert discusses Brexit's impact as the UK prepares to leave the EU on a Friday in January.
The British economy grows 0.6% in Q4, despite Brexit concerns and rising inflation in December.
Theresa May aims to shift focus from Brexit at the Conservative Party conference in Manchester.
The Tiananmen Square massacre on June 4, 1989, left a lasting impact on China and the world.
Anushka Asthana critiques the Conservative Party's boring election strategy ahead of June 8.
Trump cancels the June summit with Kim Jong Un, citing setbacks for North Korea and the world.
Turkey's inflation hits 78.6% in June, but many believe the real rate exceeds 175%.
A military camp near Minsk raises questions about Wagner's future in Belarus after June's mutiny.
Ukraine's counteroffensive faces Russian defenses with Dragon's Teeth and minefields since June.
International leaders reject Israel's claim over the Golan Heights since June 1967.
Sean Smith embeds with the US Army's 501st Parachute Regiment in June, facing numerous challenges.
Evgeny Prigozhin of Wagner is presumed dead in a plane crash from Moscow to Saint Petersburg.
Federico Marchetti discusses the Yuke's and Net-a-Porter merger at the 2015 Monaco conference.
