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Crown Prince Mohammad's reforms clash with human rights violations in Saudi Arabia.
Tunisia's political landscape has shifted from the optimism of the 2010 revolution to the authoritarian rule of President Kais Saied, as explored through various perspectives.
Vladimir Putin's leadership is explored through the polarized views of supporters and critics, revealing the complexities of his governance amid the Ukraine conflict.
In Russia, the Anti-Propaganda law has intensified legal discrimination and violence against the LGBT community, forcing many to live in secrecy or flee.
In Ukraine, priests recount experiences of terror, blackmail, and Kremlin influence as the Orthodox Church faces internal conflict amid the ongoing war.
Tanya Gers receives a barrage of hateful messages, including threats and anti-Semitic slurs, after neo-Nazis target her family online.
Hindu nationalism under Modi threatens Indian democracy and influences Western extremists.
Amin Dada's legacy as an African dictator is discussed, highlighting his politics and social media presence.
Dozens died when government-backed thugs attacked Aung San Suu Kyi's convoy in Burma in May 2004, despite her strong public support.
In April 2006, Cambodia's political landscape shifts with Sam Rainsy's return from exile.
A group of around 150 Chechen refugees protested in Vienna against the persecution of their countrymen under Ramzan Kadyrov's regime.
ChurchMilitant.com has grown from a small team of three or four to a 35-person operation, reaching an estimated 1.5 million viewers each month.
An attempted coup in Germany last December reveals the rise of the Reichsbürger group.
Viktor Orbán's authoritarian regime in Hungary raises concerns about the implications for democracy in the U.S., as American conservatives study his governance style.
Egypt marks the anniversary of the uprising against Mubarak amid protests and violence.
The Islamic State enforces Sharia law in Raqqa, impacting daily life during Ramadan.
In March 2006, Morocco's government promotes female priests to combat extremism in Islam.
Ongoing protests in Georgia reflect citizens' demands for new elections and closer ties with the European Union amidst authoritarian measures by the pro-Russian government.
Six opposition members were arrested under the Internal Security Act, reflecting the government's increasing repression of dissent in Malaysia.
Chile's historic election follows protests sparked by a subway fair hike and demands for a new constitution.
Imran Khan discusses his legal troubles and the upcoming caretaker Administration in Pakistan.
Alexander Lukashenko wins a fifth term as Belarusian president amid EU sanctions lifted.
Sergey Ponomarev shares his experiences as a photographer in Syria amid violence and propaganda.
Umm al-Fahm faces a struggle between Israel's far right and its Arab minority.
Yekutiel Epstein, a 17-year-old Israeli, embodies the rise of ultra-nationalist ideologies linked to Rabbi Meir Kahana's banned Kach party in contemporary Israel.
A Ukrainian soldier threatens John Sweeney with a gun, demanding his passport after he films near an anti-aircraft gun during the early days of the war.
San Zaw Htway, a Myanmar activist artist who spent 13 years in prison, inspires anonymous writers reflecting on the country's struggle against military oppression.
As US troops withdraw from Afghanistan, life in a region west of Kabul reveals the fears and challenges faced by Afghans under the threat of Taliban resurgence.
A Guardian journalist faces intimidation in Putin's Russia after a break-in in Moscow.
Chad Wolfe leads federal efforts to control protests in Portland and Chicago amid local opposition.
A pro-Kremlin group called Essence of Time promotes nostalgia for Joseph Stalin in Russia, exemplified by the unveiling of a controversial statue that sparks debate about his legacy.
87% of the population voted against the military in the 1990 elections, but the generals refused to relinquish power and continue to dominate Myanmar's politics.
In Myanmar, young protesters are actively resisting the military coup that seized power in February 2021, demanding democracy and justice.
Alexey Navalny poses a real threat to Vladimir Putin amid rising protests in Russia.
More than 135,000 Committees for the Defense of the Revolution operate in Cuba, monitoring citizens to protect the state's authority.
Satellite dishes are officially banned in Syria, yet many citizens ignore the prohibition and prefer news from unofficial Arab channels like Al Jazeera.
Managua, Nicaragua witnesses the biggest uprising against Daniel Ortega's regime in 2018.
In 1999, terrorist bombs killed 16 people in Tashkent, prompting a government crackdown on alleged extremists and dissenters.
Parris Ksenia follows Polina Cohen in Poland's rising far-right National Radical Camp.
Thousands of protesters in Belarus face severe consequences, with many detained and some disappearing or found dead following disputed elections.
Turkey faces its greatest Moment Of Mayhem as Berkin Elvan's death sparks nationwide protests.
Putin's alternative reality about Ukraine leads to severe consequences for the country.
Vladimir Putin's rise to power over two decades is examined, highlighting the implications of his autocratic rule on global politics and the new Cold War.
Hong Kong students protest for democracy amid Chinese government restrictions on elections.
Saddam Hussein's propaganda machine maintains his power through flawless public image management.
Islamic fundamentalism grips Aceh, Indonesia, as sharia law enforcement intensifies.
Supporters of Megawati Sukarnoputri occupy the Indonesian Democratic Party's headquarters in Jakarta, demanding her reinstatement by parliament after more than a month.
Libya will pay $2.7 billion to the families of victims from the 1988 PanAm flight 103 bombing to end years of international sanctions.
