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Iran's escalating conflict with Israel and the United States intensifies as Yemen's Houthi movement joins the fight, raising fears of a broader regional war.
Twenty employees of Russia's most successful internet portal live in exile in Latvia's Art Nuvo district, seeking to provide an alternative to state propaganda.
Teddy Katz reveals the truth about the 1948 massacre in Tantura and faces severe backlash.
Dateline meets the people of Lebanon returning to their homes after months of war and destruction.
Beirut's ongoing conflict sees the Israeli army targeting Hezbollah's command centers in densely populated suburbs, severely impacting civilian life and infrastructure.
Lebanon faces severe economic turmoil marked by a 90% devaluation of the pound, widespread corruption, and shortages of essential goods like fuel and medicine.
Following the deaths of Hassan Nasrallah and key Hezbollah members in Israeli airstrikes, Lebanon faces a critical juncture in the organization's future.
Five years after the Revolution, violence has destroyed much of Libya's infrastructure, disrupting oil production and draining government resources.
Medyan Dairieh returns to Libya to document the chaos after Qaddafi's fall and Haftar's rise.
Life in Israel and Gaza changes drastically after the horrific events of October 7.
In Gaza, bomb disposal teams work to remove missiles from residential areas after 11 days of Israeli bombardment, while the Al Kolak family mourns 22 lost relatives.
In Sudan, the civil war has displaced 11.
Since 2011, Israel's Iron Dome missile defense system has intercepted about 120 rockets in just three days, significantly reducing potential casualties.
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.
Ongoing violence in Jerusalem, marked by random stabbing attacks by young Palestinians, prompts Israeli security forces to implement stringent checkpoints and measures.
Two radical groups in East London, one advocating for Sharia law and the other promoting anti-Muslim sentiment, clash in a violent turf war.
In Maiduguri, couples are celebrating weddings while facing the ongoing threat of Boko Haram militants and the challenges posed by the Covid pandemic.
Al Qaeda's harsh rule in Northern Mali causes a food crisis and mass exodus of refugees.
Conflict in northern Mali intensifies as the Azawad Liberation Front battles Malian government forces backed by the Russian paramilitary group Wagner.
Michael Reinoehl claims he acted in self-defense during a Portland protest killing, believing he and a friend were in imminent danger.
On June 1, 2001, Crown Prince Dipendra killed ten members of the Nepalese royal family in a massacre that changed the country forever.
Over 70 years of frustration regarding defense spending is addressed as Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte discusses NATO's response to the Russian threat.
Masha Borzunova interviews a Russian deserter in Kazakhstan, revealing his transformation from celebrated war hero to ostracized traitor amid the Ukraine conflict.
Amidst brutal crackdowns and internet blackouts, Iranians rise in defiance, demanding justice and freedom.
A bomb disposal team works carefully to remove unexploded ordnance in Nagorno-Karabakh.
A Texan volunteer fighter in the Donbass region of Ukraine critiques American government policies, advocating for communism as a means to combat fascism.
A small squad of fighters in black uniforms conducts firearms training deep in the woods, preparing for operations against pro-Russian forces in Ukraine.
At least 25 individuals are killed every day in Afghanistan, with civilian injuries increasing significantly since the war began in 2001.
Mevlut Cavusoglu discusses Turkey's strained EU relations in Dusseldorf.
Mexico's ongoing battle against drug cartels has resulted in over 450,000 deaths and 125,000 displacements since 2006, highlighting a national crisis of violence and corruption.
40 million tons of cassiterite are extracted from mines in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, fueling a trade worth $2 million a week.
Simon Ostrovsky reports on local resistance in Eastern Ukraine amid rumors of Russian Special Forces.
Ukrainian forces have been defending Kiev as 100,000 flee to Poland amid missile strikes.
More than 80 people have been killed and 200 are missing in Zimbabwe since the first round of voting in March 2008 amid escalating political violence.
Robert Mugabe's land reform in Zimbabwe leads to violent land seizures from white farmers, igniting unrest and exposing government corruption.
Mugabe's land reforms cause violence, displacing thousands and leaving hundreds dead.
Nearly 3 million people live in Sadr City, a Baghdad slum where mosques cannot hold enough funerals for the dead.
This video shows the military takeover announced on television and Aung San Suu Kyi's arrest.
Myanmar faces a humanitarian crisis marked by a four-year civil war and the devastation of a March 2025 earthquake, resulting in over 4,000 fatalities.
Activists in Myanmar unite to challenge the military regime after February 2021's violence.
Nearly 1,000 military attacks occurred in November 2021, prompting thousands of Burmese resistance fighters to flee into Thailand for safety.
Since the February 2021 military coup in Myanmar, over 510 civilians have been killed, prompting many to use homemade shields for self-defense against government forces.
Azerbaijan's military operation in Stepanakert on September 19, 2023, triggered a mass exodus of 130,000 Armenians from Nagorno-Karabakh, highlighting a humanitarian crisis.
8,000 Maoist guerrillas stormed the town of Joomla, firebombing 28 government buildings and robbing a bank during a civil war that has claimed 8,000 lives.
Nicosia remains divided 45 years after Turkey and Greece's conflict over Cyprus.
Niger faces instability as ECOWAS considers military intervention after a coup.
200 children aged between 10 months and six years are expected to die every day in the Lake Chad region due to malnutrition and starvation.
Bujumbura faces nighttime violence linked to police and the Imbonerakure in recent weeks.
