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Bashir Shikder travels to Iraq in a desperate attempt to rescue his children, Yusuf and Zahra, from the control of Isis in Syria after their mother’s death.
Israeli soldiers reveal orders to treat all Palestinians as threats during the Gaza conflict.
A Stanford study found that telecommuters were about 13 percent more productive, primarily due to increased working hours.
Ford's market share has decreased significantly, dropping from 18 million units to 8.5 million units during the economic downturn.
The number of compounds in the pharmaceutical industry's pipeline has increased compared to five years ago, according to Dan Vasella, CEO of Novartis.
Jeffrey Toobin analyzes Elizabeth Warren's viral video and its political implications.
Foreign citizens join Ukraine's foreign legion to fight against Russia for liberty.
Mr. Newland and American forces patrol areas previously held by Isis in Syria.
Kenyans question Cambridge Analytica's role in the controversial 2017 election.
Khadija Ismayilova's story highlights threats from spyware in Azerbaijan's Global Spyware Scandal.
Every year, 15,000 organs are trafficked globally, with impoverished individuals in Eastern Europe selling kidneys for as little as $3,000.
Royal Stoke University Hospital in Staffordshire faces a surge in A&E demand during the busy weekend before Christmas, highlighting the challenges for medical staff.
Islamic Riots in Indonesia target the Chinese minority amid rising tensions and violence.
Paul, who dropped out of university, earns income through online drag performances while contemplating emigration from the Philippines.
Michael Gove calls lockdown party evidence 'terrible' during an interview with Sophy Ridge.
Women in Kandahar face imprisonment and restrictions under Taliban rule since 2021.
Lupita, a Tzotzil-Maya activist, leads a movement for indigenous rights in Mexico.
In Milan, a luthier shares his experience of creating $5,000 violins from home while navigating the pressures of family responsibilities and personal passion.
Tensions rise in the Strait of Hormuz as Iran and Trump clash over tanker attacks.
21 individuals are currently detained in Malaysia under the Internal Security Act, which allows imprisonment without trial for political dissent.
The booming male gigolos business in Japan offers women new entertainment options in Tokyo.
Redemption Hospital becomes a treatment center for Ebola patients under Dr. Muhammad Sango's leadership.
Charlie Bolden, former NASA chief, advocates for Mars exploration, highlighting its significance for understanding the solar system and the need for ongoing investment in space technology.
Mars One, a Dutch company, aims to send humans to Mars by 2023 despite recent bankruptcy.
Max Tegmark warns about the dangers of AI development and the race among tech companies.
Australian preteens like Isabelle undergo elective gender-realignment for acceptance.
Jamie, a young girl, faced severe bullying in primary school and expressed suicidal thoughts before her family sought medical treatment for her transition.
Laura Clausen from Toronto creates viral anti-abortion videos for a global audience.
Cao Dewang opens a factory in Moraine, Ohio, bringing jobs and discussing U.S.-China worker differences.
Chad Wolfe leads federal efforts to control protests in Portland and Chicago amid local opposition.
Andrew Anglin faces a lawsuit for inciting trolls against a Jewish woman in Montana.
In Morocco, nomadic meteorite hunters have transitioned from goat herding to searching for valuable meteorites, driven by a growing market and collectors.
On May 1, the No Expo group protests in Milan against Expo 2015's corporate influence.
Anastasia, a biohacking advocate in Southern California, integrates technology into her grieving process by creating a digital version of her late husband, comedian Jonathan Zealous.
Billboards in Chisinau warn women of prostitution dangers as Moldova faces economic struggles.
Clubbers in Ibiza can pay up to £30 for entry to popular venues, reflecting the commercialization of the island's nightlife.
The US and China aim to establish permanent bases on the Moon, creating a new lunar economy.
A 1933 Art Deco hotel in Morecambe has been restored, yet the town struggles with economic decline and a lack of attractions for visitors.
Moscow's surveillance network uses facial recognition to monitor citizens during COVID-19.
Nashville is a thriving hub for music and tech entrepreneurship, fostering unique talent.
A 2015 rally in Namibia saw President Sam Nujoma threaten the deportation and imprisonment of homosexuals, even calling for their elimination.
Nepal's poorest children face exploitation by wealthy foreigners like Peter Daglish amid humanitarian efforts.
Young adults navigate the dating trend of non-committal love through Tinder and Bumble.
Lee Sang leads Daily NK, risking lives to report news from North Korea in Seoul's Mapo district.
Journalists report on the Ukrainian army's struggles in Donbass after a week spent there.
A hastily obtained fake passport allows Funcinpec official Hong Dar to escape Cambodia, where many others face the threat of torture and assassination.
Loïc Delacour's report reveals the impact of OnlyFans on content creation and monetization.
In October 2005, Natalie Rowe sold her story about nights spent with George Osborne and the implications for his political career as voting began for Conservative leadership.
