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Ten years after the Fukushima nuclear disaster, Kyoko Miyake returns to her hometown of Namie to confront the lasting effects on her community and family.
Poland's territorial expansion in 1921, shaped by conquest, uprisings, and the Treaty of Versailles, established borders that lasted until WWII.
19th century China faces immense challenges as Western and Asian powers vie for influence, threatening its status as a once-mighty global leader.
Ukraine's complex history, from the formation of Kyivan Rus to its contentious relationship with Russia, highlights the ongoing geopolitical tensions in Eastern Europe.
In 407, the last Roman troops left Britain, marking the beginning of a period that Francis Pryor argues was not one of chaos but of cultural strength and diversity.
King Thibaw, the last king of Burma, was exiled to India in 1885, marking the end of a monarchy that lasted for over a thousand years.
America's complex relationship with firearms is examined through the lens of 500,000 gun-related deaths over 18 years, raising critical questions about freedom and safety.
There are over 100 peace walls in Northern Ireland, with nearly 100 located in Belfast, marking the division between communities affected by decades of conflict.
India is home to almost 1.4 billion people, grappling with rising nationalism and violence against non-Hindus 75 years after gaining independence.
Arkan's Tigers, a notorious paramilitary group, transformed former members into mafia operatives and state security agents, shaping Serbia's post-war landscape.
Latvia's Russian-speaking population faces increasing government restrictions and integration challenges amid rising socio-political tensions linked to the Ukraine conflict.
Welsh identity in 1968 is explored through personal reflections and cultural events that define what it means to be Welsh during this pivotal year.
Robert the Bruce's campaign for the Scottish crown is explored through the pivotal role of ancient clans in the battles and alliances that shaped Scotland's history.
Queen Elizabeth II, the longest reigning British monarch, dedicated her life to service, shaping the monarchy and leaving a lasting legacy for future generations.
Tensions escalate as Iranian-backed Iraqi Shia forces threaten Kurdish independence, with local sentiments reflecting both hope and fear for the future.
Ukraine's resistance during the early months of Russia's invasion highlights unexpected victories, the human toll of conflict, and the struggle for national identity.
The disintegration of Yugoslavia, shaped by centuries of diverse cultures and ethnic tensions, escalated into chaos following Tito's death in the 1990s.
MMA in Russia transcends sport, serving as a social phenomenon, political tool, and propaganda instrument that elevates champions to celebrity status.
Hugo Chávez, a polarizing figure in 21st-century politics, rose from a failed coup in 1992 to become Venezuela's president, championing socialism and anti-American sentiment.
Belgium's linguistic divide between French-speaking Walloons and Dutch-speaking Flemish fuels political tensions and cultural misunderstandings, impacting national identity.
Mozambique's turbulent history, marked by civil war and ongoing jihadist violence, contrasts sharply with its rich natural resources and cultural heritage.
Ethnic tensions in Macedonia are explored through the perspectives of Albanians seeking recognition and Slavs fearing territorial disintegration.
Lebanon's political landscape is exposed as the withdrawal of Israeli forces in 2000 reveals government impotence and the influence of Syrian troops.
Young Taiwanese nationalists, fueled by a desire for independence, confront China's increasing aggression through music and activism, while facing disinformation campaigns.
Ukraine's musicians navigate the tension between traditional and pop music as they adapt to market forces following the collapse of Soviet support for the arts.
World War II's impact on contemporary Europe is explored through contrasting narratives in Poland and Russia, highlighting how these perspectives shape national identities and geopolitical dynamics.
Taiwan's evolution into a distinct nation is shaped by historical divisions, economic challenges, indigenous rights, and the impact of its democratic emergence in the 1990s.
Donald Trump’s 2016 presidential campaign reshaped American politics through controversial rhetoric, massive rallies, and a strategic media approach, revealing the complexities of his rise to power.
The Kingdom of Serbs, Croats, and Slovenes grapples with significant challenges as it emerges from the aftermath of the Great War.
Alex Salmond presents a compelling argument for Scottish independence, asserting it would strengthen both Scotland's and England's relationship.
Ukraine and Poland are experiencing tensions over their differing interpretations of World War II history, impacting their alliance against Russia.
On September 11, 2001, members of Congress sang 'God Bless America' on the Capitol steps in a moment of national unity following the attacks.
France faces a crisis as the far-right gains traction ahead of the 2017 election.
In the aftermath of the Qing dynasty's fall in 1911, China faced significant challenges in modernizing and asserting its national identity against foreign domination.
As the United States approaches its 250th anniversary, President Donald Trump is implementing significant changes to Washington D.C.'s landmarks, sparking debate over national symbolism versus personal branding.
The 1974 animated short by Barrie Nelson critiques Canadian society while showcasing how federalism connects its diverse cultural landscape amid dissent.
163,000 migrants entered Sweden in 2015, sparking a rise in far-right sentiment and the emergence of the Sweden Democrats as a major political force.
In 1918, celebrations in Prague marked the end of Hapsburg rule, featuring crowds tearing down Austrian street signs and welcoming President Masaryk.
Émeric Lhuisset's reinterpretation of a 1891 painting highlights the memory war between Russia and Ukraine, illustrating how art is used in the conflict.
Putin's claims questioning Ukraine's legitimacy echo historical justifications used by tyrants, prompting an exploration of their validity in the context of invasion.
Denmark's right-wing Danish People's Party has passed regulations mandating pork be served in all public institutions, reflecting a growing anti-immigration stance.
The International Olympic Committee has provisionally lifted the suspension of the Russian Olympic Committee amid ongoing conflict in Ukraine, raising questions about political pressure and athlete participation.
