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SpaceX's launch sent four astronauts to the ISS, highlighting social issues back on Earth.
Every year, over a million devotees in Kathmandu celebrate Shiva Ratri with cannabis.
Kamal Micallef highlights Cordoba's Islamic legacy amid rising far-right tensions in Spain.
Children in the DRC mine cobalt under brutal conditions for minimal pay.
Taiwan watches Ukraine's crisis as China eyes the island amid rising tensions.
Kinman Island faces threats from China while balancing tourism and tensions.
The Taliban regains control in Afghanistan 15 years after the US invasion this month.
2014 marks the 700th anniversary of the Battle of Bannockburn, where Scottish forces defeated Edward II's army in a brutal two-day clash.
Devil's Island, once a notorious penal colony, reveals the harsh realities faced by 'Libéré' prisoners who struggle with the remnants of their confinement.
Japanese forces overwhelmed Chinese troops in Shanghai within days during their 1937 invasion, leading to the massacre of up to 300,000 citizens.
Anglo-Irish Protestants in 1930s Ireland navigate their dual loyalty to both Ireland and Britain amid rising anti-English sentiment in a newly independent nation.
The royal family faces scrutiny over their historical ties to slavery and colonialism.
The panel discusses the Oprah interview and its revelations about the royal family's racism.
Kehinde Andrews highlights how racism underpins the foundations of the West and America.
34% of Palestine became Israel following the partition recommended by the General Assembly, marking the beginning of the nakba for Palestinians.
Every three years, the king of Dahomey demands a tribute of a young girl from each village chief to serve in the palace as a potential warrior.
The video contrasts Gaza's devastation with Israelis enjoying Tel Aviv's beaches.
A journalist shares his survival story from an Israeli strike in Gaza, highlighting urgent issues.
Al Nakba, a pivotal event in 1948, led to the depopulation of hundreds of Palestinian villages, with a focus on the massacre in Tantura and its lasting impact on Israeli-Palestinian narratives.
In 1948, the events in Tantura, marked by the depopulation of Palestinian villages and contrasting narratives of 'Al Nakba' and the War of Independence, are revisited by director Alon Schwarz.
True stories reveal China's secret war with Tibet State of Control, now available worldwide.
The video highlights the U.S. embassy move from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem and its implications.
Turkey's court allows Hagia Sophia in Istanbul to revert from a museum to a mosque.
Ukrainian Ambassador Vadym Prystaiko updates on spring counteroffensive plans against Russia.
Sean discusses recent developments today in the Ukraine-Russia conflict, including casualties and territorial gains.
A small group from the mountains of northern Yemen gained control of the capital, Sana'a, believing in their Divine victory and mission to enact change.
President Joe Biden visits Kiev, Ukraine, amid ongoing air raids and a year since the invasion.
Puerto Rico's Constitution Day on July 25 highlights its political status and rights issues.
On November 6, 1999, Australians voted in a referendum, with all six states choosing to keep the Queen as head of state.
The video discusses the phrase 'Stop the boats' and its historical implications.
Irish support for Palestinian rights is explored through personal stories and historical connections, highlighting a shared struggle against colonialism.
Ireland questions its trade with Israel while supporting Palestine, reports Dena Takruri.
Diana Magnay and Michael Clarke discuss the crisis in Nagorno-Karabakh and its impact on Armenians.
Jammu and Kashmir faces a lockdown after India's revocation of its special status.
Dr. Mubin Syed explains how British famines affect South Asians' diabetes risk today.
Lieutenant Robert Millward captures Cairo as British forces defeat Italian invaders in Egypt.
The royal couple's visit to Belize is canceled after protests from local villagers.
A woman confronts a tank in Lebanon amid ongoing tensions with Israel's actions.
Tony Blair discusses his role in Kosovo and reflects on justice and independence.
Alon Schwarz discute de la Nakba et du massacre présumé à Tantura avec des témoins.
In 2011, evidence emerged that the British state destroyed archives detailing the violent legacy of its colonial past, a topic discussed by Akala and Owen Jones.
