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Malaysia Airlines Flight 17 is shot down over Ukraine, killing 298 people on July 17, 2014.
Two masked men on a motorcycle shot and killed journalists George and Marisel Vgo just hours after the Philippine government declared all-out war on the New People's Army.
In Brazil, the Landless Rural Workers Movement (MST) confronts wealthy landowners in a deadly struggle over land ownership, highlighting stark economic inequalities.
Two million people in southern Sudan depend on United Nations aid due to famine and violence linked to tribal conflicts and civil strife.
Up to 200 people are killed each week in Baghdad, yet 162 students attend the city's only music and ballet school, defying the threat of violence.
In Karachi, health workers risk their lives to vaccinate children against polio amid threats from the Taliban, as Pakistan remains one of the last endemic countries.
The October 16, 2020, murder of Samuel Paty by a Chechen refugee highlights the complex relationship between Russia and its Muslim population.
Ukrainian President Vladimir Zolensky addresses the European Parliament amid Russian attacks.
Rebecca Ritter reports on Russian airstrikes in Western Ukraine, killing 35 and injuring many.
Russia invades Ukraine, leading to casualties in Kiev and a mobilization of Ukrainian forces.
The war in Ukraine sees thousands dead as Russia shifts focus to the Donbass region.
The conflict in Ukraine will soon enter its third year, with Kyiv under pressure to advance.
3,000 kilometers of gas pipelines connect remote Siberian regions to China, while local residents see little benefit from this energy shift.
Russian missile attacks hit an aircraft facility in Lviv, Western Ukraine, causing significant damage.
Russian influence in the Central African Republic is examined through the Wagner Group's military support for President Faustin-Archange Touadéra in exchange for mineral access.
Ukraine faces severe losses as Russia intensifies its assault on the Donbas region.
Only one civilian was killed during the South African military's peacekeeping operation in the Democratic Republic of Congo in December 1998.
Max Stahl investigates the 1991 Santa Cruz massacre in East Timor, revealing evidence of Indonesian soldiers executing survivors and the ongoing search for 521 missing individuals.
Less than 100 landlords own most of the land in the Scottish Highlands, many of whom do not live in the area, prompting a proposed land reform bill.
Protestants in Donetsk face persecution as they practice their faith amid the war in Ukraine.
Indonesia faces rising sectarian violence against the Islamic Ahmadiyah sect amid government inaction.
Yuri and Svetlana navigate family life amid shifting front lines in war-torn Ukraine.
A group of Serbian veterans gathers at a checkpoint in Crimea to support local forces against Western influence during the 2014 conflict.
In April 2006, Tamil Tigers claim the government is secretly arming paramilitaries for war.
More than 50 years of conflict between Israelis and Palestinians has led to countless deaths and shattered lives, raising questions about the possibility of peace.
A healthy man has his hand amputated for stealing cattle, becoming the first person punished under Sharia law in Nigeria's Muslim north.
Over 9,000 people have died and millions have been displaced in Ukraine since the conflict with Russian-backed separatists began in 2014.
The trade in blood diamonds has fueled civil wars in West Africa, prompting the United Nations and European Union to implement the Kimberly Process for regulation.
Justin Trudeau accuses India of involvement in the murder of Sikh activist Hardeep Singh Nijjar in Canada.
A man at a checkpoint pulls out a piece of paper with Jason's face on it, signaling the start of his kidnapping in eastern Ukraine.
Ayatollah Sistani's influence in Iraq is crucial for the new government's stability in June 2004.
Blood diamonds played a crucial role in financing Sierra Leone's civil war, linking the diamond trade to violence and the actions of rebels and mercenaries.
In the Puntland region of Somalia, a fierce battle unfolds as local forces confront the resurgence of a notorious terrorist group seeking to establish control.
A bomb exploded in a supermarket in 1996, killing four people and injuring 60, as a group called the Boeremag claimed responsibility for the attack.
Protesters in Columbia, South Carolina oppose a fetal heartbeat bill banning abortions.
More than 50,000 police officers, soldiers, and rebels were placed in camps to form a unified peacekeeping force in South Sudan after six years of civil war.
Widespread violence in South Sudan leads to a humanitarian crisis and increased famine risk.
Hope For The Future shows South Sudan's struggle amid ongoing crises and returning displaced people.
On July 11, 1995, only 400 Dutch peacekeepers were present in Srebrenica as Bosnian Serb forces executed thousands of men and separated families.
In July 2007, Sri Lankans face violence as government death squads target the Tamil population.
More than 2,000 civilian deaths have been documented since late January during the Sri Lankan army's campaign against the Tamil Tigers.
More than 50,000 people have died in the war in Sri Lanka, as the Tamil Tigers continue to challenge government forces amid a broken ceasefire.
Iraqis face severe hardships as refugees in Jordan, including Abu Maher's traumatic past.
More than 1,000 people died and over 100,000 became refugees in Gujarat following a wave of violence against the Muslim community in 2002.
The Eastern Democratic Republic of Congo faces a new Rebellion as citizens mobilize against M23.
Tensions in the Strait of Hormuz escalate as Iranian forces fire on commercial vessels, prompting a standoff with the United States amid ongoing sanctions.
Hundreds of people disappeared after the Kosovo war, with many allegedly kidnapped by the Kosovo Liberation Army and taken alive across the border to Albania.
Conflict in Sudan since April 15, 2023, has led to thousands of casualties and severe human rights abuses amid violence between the Sudanese Armed Forces and the RSF.
