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Over 300 Palestinians are killed in Gaza, and two Israeli soldiers die from Hamas attacks in July.
Britain's Labour Party supports a second referendum on leaving the EU, raising key questions.
Black women in the United States face significantly higher maternal mortality rates than white women, prompting midwives to collaborate with obstetricians to improve care.
Andy Burnham supports Sir Keir Starmer's Public Accountability Bill, aimed at preventing government cover-ups in the wake of the Hillsborough disaster.
California's wildfires have burned over 3.1 million acres in 2020, exacerbated by record temperatures and resulting in some of the world's dirtiest air.
Libya's ongoing conflict, marked by rival administrations and failed diplomatic efforts, faces new challenges and opportunities with a U.S.-Turkiye power-sharing initiative.
Genetic testing services, such as 23andMe, claim to predict health risks and lifestyle choices, but their accuracy and reliability remain subjects of debate among experts.
In 2020, approximately 20,000 migrants reached the Canary Islands from the west coast of Africa, marking a tenfold increase from the previous year.
Celebrations erupted across the United States as citizens expressed relief and excitement over Joe Biden's victory in the 2020 Presidential Election.
Andy Burnham's potential candidacy for prime minister receives support from Chancellor Rachel Reeves, while Donald Trump criticizes his liberal policies on energy.
In Houston, Texas, a mother searches for her trafficked daughter amid a growing crisis that has made the city a hotspot for child sex trafficking.
Pro-democracy lawmakers in Hong Kong express alarm over the potential for Chinese national security officials to enforce laws independently, threatening regional democracy.
The Shanghai Cooperation Organization, established by China and Russia in 1996, aims to enhance regional security and economic cooperation among its member states, including India and Pakistan.
China's one-child policy has created a demographic imbalance, leaving one in five men unable to find partners, with significant cultural and economic implications.
China's diverse populations and stark disparities are explored through the lens of Wuhan's COVID-19 outbreak and the Belt and Road Initiative.
Michelle Knight is released from the hospital after being found at Ariel Castro's home in Ohio.
Lake Enriquillo expands, displacing residents and highlighting climate change in the Caribbean.
Colombia strongly condemns the Haitian president's assassination and denies military involvement.
Violence against former FARC rebels in Colombia persists despite the 2016 peace agreement, raising serious concerns about their safety and the peace process's effectiveness.
In the 1990s, flawed research on "superpredators" led to widespread panic and harsh juvenile sentencing, prompting states to reconsider life sentences for minors.
The coronavirus pandemic has forced many Venezuelan migrants to return home, highlighting the challenges faced by those who sought better opportunities abroad.
Italy's coronavirus death toll surged to over 4,000, with 627 fatalities reported in a single day, marking the highest increase since the pandemic began.
Dr. Larry Brilliant discusses how lessons from past epidemics can inform the global response to COVID-19 and the development of effective vaccines.
Katie Spencer reports UK COVID-19 deaths rise to 769 with new data recording methods.
Avion Simon and his siblings navigate life as orphans after losing their mother to Covid-19, highlighting the long-term health risks associated with such trauma.
Defence secretary Dan Jarvis has announced a £298bn defence investment plan aimed at increasing UK spending to 3.5% of GDP by 2035, despite a £4.7bn funding gap.
Dermot Murnaghan bids farewell to Sky News after 15 years of broadcasting.
Data from consumer DNA tests is aiding law enforcement in solving cold cases, including a murder from the 1980s, while raising privacy concerns.
Congressional recesses during ongoing global challenges raise concerns about the balance of power between the legislative and executive branches in the United States.
Varsha Gandikota-Nellutla and Naledi Pandor discuss the potential for the Global South to challenge US dominance and the lessons from South Africa's apartheid struggle.
Fifteen retiring or resigning members of Congress share their experiences and challenges in office with Alexandra Pelosi, revealing insights into the political landscape.
Donald Trump blames China for the coronavirus outbreak in a recent VICE News update.
Simon Ostrovsky reports on Donetsk's independence declaration and interviews Serhiy Taruta.
Civilians in Donetsk face deadly crossfire as pro-Russia rebels clash with military forces.
In a small village among the mangrove swamps of Colombia's Pacific coast, a mother encourages her daughter to confront her fear of swimming.
The 1993 E. coli outbreak linked to Jack in the Box led to significant changes in food safety protocols in the US, prompting an examination of current challenges.
Journalists who covered Donald Trump during the 2016 presidential campaign analyze their contributions to his political ascent and the implications for the press.
At least 4 people have died and 291 are missing in the South Korea ferry disaster.
After the devastating floods in Germany, misinformation and false reports emerged, prompting the need for thorough fact-checking to prevent public panic.
Severe food crisis in southern Madagascar affects 1.5 million people as drought and armed bandit groups known as Dahalo worsen the humanitarian disaster.
In Donetsk, recent fighting has resulted in the death of at least one Ukrainian military member and injuries to over 20 others amid ongoing conflict in Ukraine.
Ancient methods of rainwater harvesting are being revitalized in various regions to combat the increasing severity of drought conditions worldwide.
John Oliver addresses current events and societal issues in the season finale of Last Week Tonight, airing on HBO on November 9, 2014.
Persistent rain causes severe flooding in Germany and Austria, prompting aid from Angela Merkel.
In the United States, the surge in inmate populations since the 1980s has led to private prison companies managing the majority of detained undocumented immigrants.
Native Americans confront the legacy of federal boarding schools designed to erase Indigenous culture and demand accountability for this historical injustice.
Sir Alex Younger analyzes Iran's strategic advantages in the ongoing conflict, the resilience of its regime, and the role of the IRGC alongside Shashank Joshi.
Peter Murrell, the former chief executive of the Scottish National Party, was sentenced to prison for embezzling £400,000 from party funds between 2010 and 2022.
