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In cartel-controlled regions of Mexico, Honduras, and Colombia, communities face daily violence and corruption, as vigilantes and police struggle for control.
140,000 Russian soldiers were deployed to crush rebels in Chechnya in 1999, marking the beginning of Vladimir Putin's aggressive military strategy.
Over 4,500 Armenians died in the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict, which has left many fearing further loss of land and security.
Children in the West Bank grow up under siege amid Palestinian and Jewish tensions.
Hua Ze, a Chinese citizen, navigates police harassment and corruption while engaging with dissidents and citizen journalism in her fight against injustice.
Two journalists, John Cantlie and James Foley, were abducted in Syria, leading to a prolonged hostage crisis that affected international relations.
Journalists reveal the truth behind Ukraine's violent conflict following the Euromaidan Revolution.
Palestinian suicide bombers attack Israelis in Jerusalem, prompting Israel to seal the West Bank.
98% of intelligence reports indicate that climate change significantly increases the risk of conflict and instability in various regions worldwide.
In a nation still healing from civil war, a new battle against the devastating grip of synthetic drugs unfolds.
Journalists in Iraq, Mexico, and Russia confront life-threatening dangers such as car bombs and kidnappings to report critical stories from conflict zones.
Yemen’s Dirty War highlights the humanitarian crisis affecting 21 million people since 2015.
21,000 dollars is the starting price for a bronze bowl with gold and gemstones in Beirut, where social life continues despite challenges.
Hundreds of thousands of people have fled their homes due to violence in the Anglophone regions of Cameroon.
A Russian strike hits a Kyiv shopping center, killing four on this Monday morning.
9,500 kilometers from Baghdad, an Iraqi general plots the fall of Saddam Hussein while living in anonymity in a small American town.
Taiwan's vibrant democracy faces constant threats from China's Xi Jinping, as residents share their resilience and cultural richness amid escalating tensions.
Around 100 EU patrollers monitor the Armenia-Azerbaijan border to help stabilize the region amid ongoing tensions and conflict.
Kinmen Islands reveal the daily struggles of residents at Taiwan's China frontline.
In Iraq's largest refugee camp, 30,000 Syrian refugees face daily struggles and demonstrate resilience as Reggie Yates spends a week living among them.
Last year, customs officers intercepted over 65 antiques trafficked from conflict zones, including items worth up to €250,000.
Exiled journalists Masha Borzunova and Evgeniya Zobnina investigate the rise of violence and propaganda in Russia since the invasion of Ukraine.
Danish freelance photojournalist Daniel Rye recounts his 398-day captivity by ISIS in Syria while covering the refugee crisis and his subsequent return to photography.
Sakine Cansiz, a co-founder of the PKK, was murdered in Paris alongside two activists, raising allegations of involvement by Erdogan's spy agency and state-sponsored political assassinations.
Hezbollah's activities amid rising tensions with Israel are examined through exclusive interviews and footage, highlighting Lebanon's ongoing crisis and its impact on the population.
Henry Langston discusses Ammon Bundy's militia occupation of the Malheur Wildlife Refuge.
Sudan's civil war since April 2023 has led to over 150,000 deaths and massive displacement.
An arrest warrant from Interpol is issued for Demitri Soin, an officer in the local division of the former KGB in the self-proclaimed Republic of Transnistria.
Bhasan Char, an isolated island in the Bay of Bengal, houses Rohingya refugees relocated from Cox's Bazar under dire conditions and restricted freedoms.
Tae Yong Ho, a former North Korean diplomat, discusses how Kim Jong Un's soldiers are fighting in Ukraine to enhance the country's nuclear capabilities and the implications for POWs.
In Asia, a gender imbalance has resulted in 170 million "missing" women, leading to increased crime rates and the commodification of women in countries like China and India.
60 million firearms are distributed across Yemen, a country of only 20 million people, complicating efforts to combat terrorism.
Ten gunmen are included in a hotel package for guests in Mogadishu, reflecting the extreme security measures in a war-torn Somalia.
Israel's political landscape under Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's coalition government raises concerns about the implications for the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and regional stability.
Julie Flint reports on the conflict in Kauda, Sudan's Nuba Mountains, and its impact on The Nuba.
Libya's detention centres for refugees and asylum seekers are notorious for severe abuse, while humanitarian organizations like 'The Ocean Viking' face legal challenges for their rescue efforts.
Around 20,000 Ukrainian children have been taken to Russia from occupied territories, raising concerns about the Kremlin's efforts to erase their cultural identity.
950 kilometers is the distance Bear Grylls travels by car from Poland to Kyiv to meet President Zelenskyy during the ongoing war in Ukraine.
Isabelle Ducret and Yannick Tenet report on the waning hope for peace in Israel-Palestine.
Eighty to 100 men were involved in the 2007 kidnapping of five British citizens in Baghdad, orchestrated by Iranian operatives.
Lebanon grapples with the aftermath of the 2020 Beirut explosion, economic collapse, and political instability, as three young artists explore trauma and resilience.
Cox’s Bazar in Bangladesh has become the world's most densely populated refugee camp, housing Rohingya fleeing violence in Myanmar, while the government relocates some to the isolated Bhasan Char island.
Ukrainian drone pilots, transitioning from civilian roles to military operatives, utilize improvised drones near Kharkiv to target Russian forces in the ongoing conflict.
Gaza's civilian population faces severe challenges during the Israeli military assault, with children, journalists, and doctors enduring significant trauma and loss.
Taiwan, with 24 million inhabitants, asserts its sovereignty against China's claims.
Ukrainian railway staff have evacuated over four million people from war zones and transported essential supplies during the ongoing conflict, earning public acclaim as war heroes.
145 tons of grain are dropped over eight days to feed 10,000 people in a South Sudan village facing starvation and conflict.
Haiti's healthcare professionals in Port-au-Prince face overwhelming challenges in treating victims of violence following the assassination of President Jovenel Moïse in July 2021.
