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Ethiopia's Abiy Ahmed, a Nobel Peace Prize winner, faces war and humanitarian crisis.
North Korea escalates tensions with South Korea after a recent explosion near the border.
North Korea, under Kim Jong-un, advances its nuclear weapons program amid severe sanctions while foreign journalists experience a tightly controlled version of the regime.
In May 1998, escalating tensions between India and Pakistan, fueled by Hindu fundamentalism and the R.S.S. movement, heighten the nuclear arms race in South Asia.
200 bullets were fired at Janan Abdullah during a raid by US soldiers and Afghan militia, leading to his death in Kandahar, Afghanistan.
Thousands gather at St Paul's Cathedral in November 2011 to discuss logistics and the need for peaceful occupation during the Occupy London protest.
Russia's war on Ukraine intensifies in its third week, with increased fighting and civilian suffering.
RTS Radio Télévision Suisse reveals the harsh realities of Death Row in Iran and civil liberties.
An estimated 2,300 civilians have been killed since Myanmar's military coup in 2021, as pro-democracy activists take up arms against the junta.
Over 1 million illegal immigrants attempt to cross the US-Mexico border each year, with many facing life-threatening risks in the process.
Abomasnow Borden reports on the ineffective February ceasefire in the Donetsk People's Republic.
In Aleppo, rebels led by former army colonel Abu Muhammad face the brutal realities of the Syrian conflict, struggling with discipline amid ongoing violence.
Ukraine endures a second night of Russian drone strikes on Odessa, impacting grain exports.
A hastily obtained fake passport allows Funcinpec official Hong Dar to escape Cambodia, where many others face the threat of torture and assassination.
Eastern Ukraine's front line faces ongoing conflict and danger as tensions rise.
Governor Laila Ghannam discusses life under Israeli occupation in Ramallah amid escalating violence.
Approximately 1,200 women were sexually assaulted in Cologne on New Year's Eve 2015, with only two men ultimately convicted for the crimes.
Operation Protective Edge displaces over 100,000 Palestinians amid ongoing conflict in Gaza Strip.
After graphic images from Bucha, the world condemns Russian atrocities against Ukrainian civilians.
In the North-west Frontier and Swat regions of Pakistan, escalating violence from the Taliban threatens national stability, as President Zardari's forces struggle to respond.
In Lahore, lawyers navigate Pakistan's blasphemy laws, where life sentences and death row await those accused, amid a Supreme Court yet to uphold any death sentences.
Palestinians risk execution by Hamas for spying for Israel in the Gaza Strip.
In July 1998, AUC paramilitaries massacre guerrilla sympathizers across Colombia.
Parents of missing students protest in Guerrero, demanding justice four months after the attack.
Russian forces' invasion of Ukraine has prompted global condemnation, sanctions against Russia, and personal accounts of the refugee crisis at the Romanian-Ukrainian border.
Mali's escalating violence challenges UN peacekeepers, as they shift from traditional roles to counterterrorism efforts against groups like ISIS in the Sahel region.
380 people have returned to the village of Porus in Ayacucho province, slowly rebuilding their lives after fleeing the violence of the Shining Path.
An exclusive report filmed inside an Iraqi PKK base reveals fighters' struggles and stories.
Two trillion dollars of U.S. taxpayer money funded the longest war in modern U.S. history, which ended with the Taliban regaining control of Afghanistan.
Simon reports from Simferopol, where pro and anti-Russia protests divide the Crimean capital.
Pro-Russia protesters occupy a security building in Lugansk, demanding federal rights for Ukraine.
Robert King interviews demonstrators in Donetsk before Thursday's violent protests.
Protests erupt in Haiti as President Martelly faces demands to step down amid political chaos.
Over two million Ukrainians have fled the country in less than two weeks, marking the worst humanitarian crisis in Europe since World War II.
Lolwah Al-Khater discusses Qatar's reforms and terrorism allegations on Conflict Zone.
Four days after a party Congress, rebel soldiers fired on government troops in Dili amid escalating political tensions in East Timor.
The UN General Assembly suspends Russia from the Human Rights Council over war crimes in Ukraine.
130 police officers from London, Birmingham, Liverpool, and Manchester provide firsthand accounts of the violent riots that erupted in August 2011.
In the village of Shyrokyne, residents endure relentless violence and food shortages as pro-Russia rebel soldiers from the 8th Separate Mobile Brigade hold their ground amid ongoing conflict.
The Peshmerga reclaim Sinjar from the Islamic State after its 2014 takeover of the Yazidi city.
Over 100,000 people flee Iraq due to ethnic cleansing and sectarian violence between Sunni and Shia.
A Ukrainian military checkpoint located 12 kilometers from the Russian border prepares for potential conflict as Russian forces advance into mainland Ukraine.
Three reporters from Vice News document escalating protests in Colombia, where demonstrators confront armed police amid rising violence and casualties.
Three shells hit within 50 yards of a reporter covering the conflict near Donetsk, where heavy fighting and civilian displacement are ongoing.
Women protest against Putin's invasion of Ukraine, facing mixed reactions from the public.
Resistance groups in Afghanistan remain active against the Taliban, especially in Panshir Valley.
The Prime Minister's $16bn gas deal sparks violent protests in Papua New Guinea.
Seb Walker reports on the escalating humanitarian crisis in Mosel amid ongoing violence.
