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A hospital mix-up leads to two families in Fiji mistakenly raising each other's children, revealing underlying tensions in a nation grappling with corruption.
A new law in France may criminalize taping police conduct, risking public accountability.
Changi prison's harsh conditions reflect Singapore's unique penal code focused on societal benefit.
A person considers meeting a buyer for their virginity in a public place, assessing traffic and potential exits for safety.
A Native American family searches for their missing relative, Ashley, in the mountains of the Pacific Northwest, relying on community support and their faith.
Firestone makes a deal with Taylor to restore operations in Liberia amid financial struggles.
Three cricketers from India, Pakistan, and South Africa have been named as match fixers ahead of the Asia Cup final in Dhaka.
Jewish immigrants flee Ukraine for Israel, connecting through Aliah and facing identity challenges.
More than 250,000 people are killed in Syria, with thousands displaced at the Turkey border.
In Xinjiang, mass detention and digital surveillance have led to the systematic abuse of Uyghurs and Kazakh Muslims, with tens of thousands reported missing since 2014.
This Al Jazeera report details the ongoing quest for justice in the MH17 tragedy.
Censorship of books discussing race and gender sparks debate in Florida and across the United States.
Juniper Curtis, a 23-year-old transgender woman in Florida, faces significant challenges accessing gender-affirming healthcare following Governor Ron DeSantis's Medicaid ban.
Aramis Ayala, Florida's first African-American prosecutor, rejects the death penalty amid controversy.
Over 1.54 million people in Florida cannot vote due to felony convictions, impacting their political voice and civil rights.
RAF Coningsby in Lincolnshire is home to 30 combat jets and 40 pilots who maintain a constant state of readiness to defend the UK's airspace.
Michael Flynn, once a highly respected three-star general, was fired as National Security Advisor for lying about his contacts with Russian officials.
In Panama's Darién Gap, over 24,000 migrants, including children, navigate a perilous 66-mile jungle filled with deadly wildlife and gang threats.
Dozens of trucks wait at the Kurakova checkpoint, unable to deliver food and humanitarian aid to separatist areas in eastern Ukraine.
Approximately 2,000 Zimbabweans attempt to cross into South Africa each month, facing dangers such as crocodile-infested rivers and South African soldiers.
Camp 6 in Guantanamo Bay houses many detainees under constant surveillance and force feeding policies.
Moldova's impoverished inhabitants are forced into prostitution and organ selling to survive.
The IMF warns that Germany and Italy face recession as global growth declines in 2023.
Inflation in Russia rose 35% in one week, leading to panic buying and food shortages as the economy spiraled into crisis.
Karim Amin's report shows young Ukrainians adapting to life in wartime.
Colombia's February 2003 conflict features FARC rebels battling government forces and right-wing paramilitaries.
An audio tape of separated children prompts a discussion on immigration enforcement and empathy.
A former Chinese colonel discusses Wang Yi's views on sovereignty at the Munich Security Conference.
Michael Morell served as the CIA's daily briefer with President George W. Bush on September 11, 2001, during the attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon.
Tommy Robinson organizes a protest march on February 6, 2016, in a car park just outside Birmingham city center for the UK arm of Pegida.
Hailemariam Desalegn discusses Ethiopia's reforms and the new Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed in Brussels.
Amy Dorris, from Florida, shares her experience of feeling sick and violated by Donald Trump.
Pinchas Goldschmidt discusses anti-Semitism in Putin's Russia with Tim Sebastian.
Mikhail Kasyanov discusses fears for his life amid Kremlin secrecy and political danger.
At eight years old, Coach Brown began selling drugs to support his sick mother, a choice that led him into a life of violence and crime.
Fiona Hill warns of a renewed Russian assault on Kyiv and Putin's ongoing ambitions.
Five people were killed when government forces opened fire during clashes in Dili, East Timor, amid rising tensions following the sacking of soldiers.
Veronica Kronvall faces health issues and property loss due to fracking in north Texas.
Rising inflation signals the end of two decades of low interest rates, exposing vulnerabilities in the financial system linked to the 2008 Global financial crisis.
France's #MeToo movement gains momentum as Sandra Muller faces a defamation lawsuit.
French people face an important decision in the upcoming presidential election amid the Ukraine war.
The French military's Operation Barkhane in Mali faces ongoing challenges from Islamic extremism.
More than 20,000 people have been killed in Boko Haram's campaign of terror, which has displaced millions in Nigeria and left many vulnerable to trafficking.
Syrian refugees in Lebanon face harsh winter conditions and struggle for aid in the Bav Valley.
Freight trains in the US are crashing more often, raising safety concerns in the industry.
In nine months, Pastor Mick Fleming set up a church, a food bank, a recovery meeting, and a charity shop to support vulnerable communities in Burnley.
Two members of the Okmeydanı community die while fighting with the YPG in Kobani, prompting protests and memorials across Turkey.
Hipólito Mora, released from prison, aims for a political career in Mexico after a deadly shootout.
