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Simon Ostrovsky reports on Donetsk's independence declaration and interviews Serhiy Taruta.
Simon Ostrovsky reports on Donetsk residents demanding a referendum to join Russia.
Civilians in Donetsk face deadly crossfire as pro-Russia rebels clash with military forces.
Armed right-wing groups have protested drag events in San Antonio, leading to venue attacks and the cancellation of future performances.
M23, a rebel militia backed by Rwanda, seized Goma in January 2025, profoundly affecting the lives of its residents and regional stability.
Children's lives have been affected by conflict in the Kivu region of the DRC.
In Russia, families of active-duty servicemen share accounts of their loved ones' deaths in Ukraine, highlighting the government's denial of military involvement.
Zuheir documents clashes in East Jerusalem using CCTV cameras around his home.
Egypt marks the anniversary of the uprising against Mubarak amid protests and violence.
Today, Liberia faces a traumatized nation where former child soldiers and warlords struggle to reintegrate into society after years of civil conflict.
Eritrean migrants risk their lives crossing the Sinai desert into Israel, driven by the oppressive regime in Eritrea and facilitated by smugglers.
In Haiti, pregnant women are fleeing to the Dominican Republic for safer childbirth amid a collapsing healthcare system and escalating gang violence.
Saharawi celebrate their republic's anniversary amid ongoing Moroccan occupation and protests.
Over 50,000 Ethiopian refugees are currently sheltered in the Umrikuba camp in eastern Sudan, fleeing violence from the civil war that began in November 2020.
Half a million troops remain deployed on both sides of the disputed Ethiopia-Eritrea border as fighting threatens to reignite.
Eight million Ethiopians face starvation as the country endures a prolonged conflict with Eritrea, which has lasted for over two years.
Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed leads his country into civil war despite being a Nobel laureate.
A Chinese balloon incident escalates tensions between Beijing and Washington over spying claims.
Hamas attacks Israel, prompting calls for Netanyahu's resignation and urgent hostage rescue efforts.
Nick Conley reports from Ukraine on rising tensions and explosions near Kramatorsk.
Grace Road Church in Fiji faces abuse allegations while claiming a coming Judgement Day.
On Market Street in Birstall, eyewitnesses recount the violent attack that led to the murder of Labour MP Jo Cox by Tommy Mair, a man with far-right affiliations.
More than 30 members of Fiji's Parliament were held hostage for two days during a coup led by failed businessman George Speight in 2000.
In Cambodia, two sisters reunite after 35 years of separation caused by the Khmer Rouge regime, highlighting the lasting impact of civil liberties violations.
More than 2 million people are displaced in South Sudan as families struggle to reunite amid ongoing violence and shifting front lines.
In Calais, over 1,000 refugees live in dire conditions amid rising far-right protests.
The Guardian follows Farc guerrillas in Colombia as they face the end of their revolution.
In November 2009, young Palestinians in the West Bank rise against Fatah amid growing discontent.
Ukrainian men face a fight or flight dilemma as war forces tough choices on families.
Locusts consume their weight daily, prompting communities in East Africa to seek urgent measures to protect their livestock amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
A dozen people, including children, were killed in a single night during a massacre in the low caste village of Naran, as violence escalated between castes.
Over 700 airstrikes were conducted in four months to reclaim Kobani from ISIS, a city that had been under siege since January 2015.
Ukrainian forces have pushed back Russian troops, liberating towns and cities while residents recount their experiences of trauma and survival.
King Gyanendra's state of emergency in Nepal faces criticism amid Maoist conflict.
In Helmand and Kandahar provinces, former British officer Abigail Austen reports on the Afghan army's struggle against ISIS and the Taliban, highlighting the sacrifices of wounded soldiers.
In Germany, thousands of LGBT refugees fleeing persecution from countries like Iraq and Syria face ongoing threats and discrimination despite seeking safety.
More than 250,000 people are killed in Syria, with thousands displaced at the Turkey border.
Tens of thousands flee Gaza for Egypt, seeking peace and a new life amid ongoing conflict.
Dozens of trucks wait at the Kurakova checkpoint, unable to deliver food and humanitarian aid to separatist areas in eastern Ukraine.
A Lebanese journalist evacuates his family while documenting the conflict with Israel.
Colombia's February 2003 conflict features FARC rebels battling government forces and right-wing paramilitaries.
Mikhail Kasyanov discusses fears for his life amid Kremlin secrecy and political danger.
Thirty years after the Yugoslav Wars, Serbia, Croatia, and Bosnia explore the potential for reconciliation, inspired by the Franco-German model.
Forsaken Aleppo reveals the humanitarian crisis following the February 2023 earthquake.
Five people were killed when government forces opened fire during clashes in Dili, East Timor, amid rising tensions following the sacking of soldiers.
In Gaza, the Palestinian Red Crescent Society responds to emergency calls, showcasing the urgent challenges faced by medical responders in a conflict zone.
Five individuals in Gaza share their struggles amid ongoing air strikes and a humanitarian crisis.
Israel says no hostages will be released by Hamas before Friday amid ongoing Gaza conflict.
