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32 million people live in Chongqing, a rapidly growing megacity in southwestern China known for its vibrant nightlife and unique urban layout.
Almost 80% of young people who leave military-style boot camps in the United States fail their exams and struggle to find stable employment.
Kennedy's trip to Dallas in November 1963 aimed to unify the Democratic Party ahead of the 1964 campaign, but ended with his assassination.
A 37-year lawsuit finally determines the ownership of water rights in and around the Wind River Indian Reservation, a vital resource for the tribes.
Half of all homeless people first experience homelessness before the age of 25, as shown through the stories of young people in Manchester.
Around 20 individuals gather to form a community reporting team, aiming to address mental health issues and advocate for change in their local area.
26-year-old Jonny Benjamin shares his struggle with schizoaffective disorder and the inadequate mental health care provided by the National Health Service.
Cosmetic surgery has surged in popularity among 18-34-year-olds, driven by social media influencers and reality stars, reshaping beauty standards and self-image.
An average of 318 people are shot each day in the United States, resulting in approximately 116,000 victims annually.
Afua Hirsch argues that locking up a young person signifies a failure of society and calls for better education and rehabilitation instead of punishment.
Skateboarding has been a part of life for young Cubans like Raciel for nine years, offering a form of therapy amid the challenges of Havana.
Cameron states that during his six years in office, the economy saw a deficit reduction of two-thirds and 2.5 million more people in work.
Today, Liberia faces a traumatized nation where former child soldiers and warlords struggle to reintegrate into society after years of civil conflict.
A recent survey found that 2 percent of Americans, over 6.5 million people, believe the Earth is flat, despite centuries of scientific evidence to the contrary.
More than 180 people died in the July 2021 floods in western Germany, prompting urgent discussions about climate change ahead of the federal election.
Three ice caps visible from a farm in southern Iceland are shrinking, reflecting the emotional impact of climate anxiety on local residents.
Three and a half grams of cocaine is consumed by a 20-year-old every weekend, reflecting the casual drug culture in London.
John Bradley delivered an emotional speech at the wrap party in Belfast, reflecting on his insecurities about being overweight and the show's impact on his life.
A panel discussion on March 17 features Ken Loach discussing the collective memories and ambitions that shaped British society from 1945 to 1950.
A boxing club at the Moss Side fire station provides local youth with an alternative to gang violence, promoting discipline and community engagement.
Seventeen-year-old Myron Yarde was stabbed to death in southeast London on April 3, 2016, leaving friends and family in shock over his untimely death.
Alastair Campbell mentions that he receives real grief from the public, which he estimates he could count on maybe 200 occasions.
Pope Francis invites all Catholics to participate in a two-year dialogue process aimed at shaping the future of the Church.
On June 10, 1940, President Franklin D. Roosevelt addressed 2,000 attendees at the University of Virginia, discussing the urgent international situation amid World War II.
70 million people have been infected with HIV, making it one of the worst pandemics in history, with ongoing research focused on finding a cure.
Twenty-five years after the Good Friday Agreement, paramilitary groups in Northern Ireland remain as active as they were during the Troubles.
The Global North has emitted 92% of the CO2 that pushed the planet beyond safe levels, while Asia, Africa, the Middle East, and Latin America contributed just 8%.
Sixty percent of young people globally report experiencing climate anxiety, a mental health issue linked to the ongoing climate crisis.
Four young people under 24 discuss their anxiety about the future and the challenges of graduating during the coronavirus pandemic.
