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North Korea's campaign to attract Russian tourists amid the Ukraine conflict is examined alongside the integration of Russian and Ukrainian residents in Antalya, Turkey.
Somaliland's 2012 election highlights the challenges of establishing democracy in a region plagued by factionalism, terrorism, and a fragile infrastructure.
Conscientious objectors in Ukraine face intense societal pressures and moral dilemmas as they navigate military conscription amidst ongoing conflict.
On 7 October 2023, Hamas terrorists attacked the Supernova festival in Israel, killing over 360 attendees and prompting personal accounts from five survivors.
A panel discussion on April 8, 2022, features Timothy Garton Ash and other experts analyzing the ongoing war in Ukraine and its effects on Europe.
Kashmir's ongoing conflict is examined through the lens of Iqbal Chand Malhotra and Maroof Raza's book "Kashmir’s Untold Story - Declassified," highlighting historical tensions and geopolitical implications.
Anne Poiret investigates the formation and ongoing influence of the Popular Mobilisation Forces in Iraq, highlighting their role in the country's instability since 2014.
In October 2022, three Russian war refugees opposed to Vladimir Putin's regime seek to build new lives in Munich, Germany, while refusing to fight in Ukraine.
Children in the Jenin refugee camp navigate daily life amidst the heightened military presence of the Israeli army, facing significant risks to their safety and future.
Over 1.5 million Palestinians fled to the southern city of Rafa as the conflict in Gaza escalated in 2023, facing dire living conditions in makeshift camps.
Magran Tata's Druk cultural centre in Kharkiv provides vital support and cultural opportunities for young people living near the front line of the ongoing Russian invasion.
A panel discussion features Ted Koppel, Yasutsune “Tony” Hirashiki, and Barrie Dunsmore, focusing on the role of television journalism during the Vietnam War.
Holidays in times of crisis are highlighted through the experiences of wealthy Russians in Dubai, Ukrainians in Transcarpathia, and the impact of mass tourism in Albania.
Syrian refugees in Lebanon and Jordan share their daily lives and struggles, as filmmakers document their experiences amid ongoing humanitarian challenges.
In 2013, nineteen journalists and humanitarian workers were kidnapped by Islamic State in Raqqa, with Marc Marginedas recounting his experience of survival.
The escalating trade war between the United States and China during Donald Trump's second term highlights military tensions over Taiwan and the suppression of freedom in Hong Kong.
From the West Bank to Ukraine, the battle for fresh water reveals the harsh realities of conflict and survival.
Religion's dual role as a source of oppression and resilience is examined through the Russian Orthodox Church's support for the Ukraine war and conflicts in Croatia and Kazakhstan.
The ongoing war in Ukraine has led to significant war crimes by Russian forces against civilians, particularly highlighted by the Bucha massacre and subsequent investigations.
In northern Morocco, Abou from Mali documents his relentless attempts to cross the heavily fortified border into Spain, highlighting the struggles of African migrants.
Power dynamics significantly influence individual behavior and societal structures, affecting empathy and decision-making from playgrounds to corporate environments.
Alon advocates for the release of his sister, one of the hostages taken by Hamas during the October 7, 2023, attacks, amid a complex political landscape.
In Ukraine, priests recount experiences of terror, blackmail, and Kremlin influence as the Orthodox Church faces internal conflict amid the ongoing war.
Jose Guevara, Michael Chamberlin, and Ariana Garcia expose drug trafficking and corruption in Mexico while seeking justice at the International Criminal Court.
In the Amazon, indigenous communities face violence and intimidation from illegal loggers and prospectors, with environmental activists often targeted for their resistance.
Millions of asylum seekers face perilous journeys to Europe, with many dying in 2023 alone.
On July 13th, a 20-year-old shooter attacked Donald Trump at a Pennsylvania rally, injuring two and killing a fire chief who tried to intervene.
Six young Ethiopian men have been killed by police in Israel over the past five years, sparking widespread protests and calls for justice.
Thousands of Ukrainian children are taken to Russia during the war, with many misled into believing they are safe while their parents search for them.
Over 1 million people in Gaza have fled their homes due to continuous bombing, with many now living in makeshift shelters near hospitals.
Kherson residents endure psychological horrors under Moscow's occupation in Southern Ukraine.
Gabriele Micalizzi captures rare images of Russian troops in Ukraine amid ongoing conflict.
Vladimir Putin's parade shows no sign of ending the Ukraine war, says Ralph Stegner.
More than 5 million people have fled Ukraine as refugees since the start of the war, with many now returning to rebuild their country.
Esther Heyman's sister Miriam was on the top deck of the number 30 bus when the 7/7 bombing occurred, dying almost immediately from the blast.
Thailand's decade-long conflict features Reds supporting Thaksin Shinawatra against Yellow Shirt protests.
Christianity grows in China amid tensions with the government and the Catholic Church abroad.
Fawzia Koofi, Afghanistan's first female MP and party leader, continues her advocacy for women's rights in exile following the Taliban's return to power.
Two armies in Sudan are fighting for control, leading residents to learn the sounds of gunfire to assess their safety amid ongoing violence.
4,000 people were displaced during a recent conflict between the Korean ethnic army and the military in Myanmar.
Thousands gather in Tel Aviv to demand the release of hostages in Gaza while divisions within Israeli society deepen.
Over 7,000 people died in the Philippines' war on drugs within a year of its launch in 2016, with most victims being minor drug offenders and addicts.
On February 24, 2022, Russian forces launched a full-scale invasion of Ukraine, attacking cities including Kyiv, Odesa, and Lviv.
British Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond states that going to fight for a terrorist organization is a criminal act and a one-way ticket.
Kabul's security measures on election day include 56 checkpoints, nearly double the usual number, as tensions rise over accusations of electoral fraud.
Aceh's civilians endure violence as the Indonesian Minister for Human Rights faces critical decisions.
In April 2005, Aceh rebels accuse the Indonesian army of cease-fire violations and ethnic cleansing.
A Sudanese man was arrested in Belfast following a knife attack that injured a local man, sparking anti-immigration protests and unrest in the city.
