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Women in Sudan are mobilized by General Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo, known as Hemetti, amid the ongoing conflict that erupted after the 2019 democratic revolution.
The Ukrainian army loses ground in Luhansk as separatists occupy key checkpoints along the border.
Eighteen people, including children and women, were killed in an incident that Palestinians describe as a massacre amid ongoing violence in Gaza.
Forty-eight Pakistani soldiers were kidnapped and later released by local militants, amid escalating violence in the Swat Valley during early 2008.
Eighteen-year-old Iser recounts being attacked at a beach in Sydney, where a mob fueled by nationalism and racism descended into violence.
Ongoing Israeli bombing raids in Lebanon since September 2023 have exacerbated the humanitarian crisis, displacing hundreds of thousands, including Syrian refugees.
Bashar Al Assad's departure from Syria on December 8, 2024, marks a pivotal moment for Damascus citizens as they confront new freedoms and ongoing challenges.
Aleppo faces a complex transition following the November 2024 opposition coalition's takeover, as Ahmad, Razan, and Joseph navigate new challenges and hopes.
In the wake of the Assad regime's collapse in late 2024, Syria faces a resurgence of Daesh, with over 500 jihadists escaping from prisons amid ongoing conflict.
Syria's moderate revolutionaries face attacks from ISIS and a resurgent regime in 2023.
In Syria, thousands of children of dissidents have been forcibly taken and placed in orphanages under false identities, with Asma el-Assad implicated in this systematic crime.
In Lebanon, over one and a half million Syrian refugees face dire medical needs, with sick children suffering and dying due to limited healthcare resources.
Taiwan's President Lee calls for a 'special state to state relationship' with China, prompting condemnation from Chinese officials amid rising tensions.
Simon Ostrovsky reports on Ukraine's election climate amid violence in Donetsk and Luhansk.
The taliban have announced an amnesty for former afghan officials and call for women's participation.
Over 200,000 people have died in the Syrian conflict, with two-thirds of the population displaced amid daily bombings and violence in Damascus.
In the aftermath of Israeli air strikes, a Nobel laureate reveals the grim reality of oppression in Iran.
Armed guards secure polling stations as turnout remains low during Ukraine's elections.
A suspect in the Berlin Pride attack, where a vehicle struck a crowd, has been shot and killed, resulting in one death and at least 29 injuries.
Only 17 villagers evacuated from the Macedonian mountains during the conflict, as many feared for their homes and safety.
Tensions erupt in southern Thailand as Muslims face police brutality amid rising conflict.
After two days of looting and rioting, troops loyal to Brigadier Jerry Singirok seized control of the main gates to the Murray Barracks in Port Moresby.
Ben Anderson reports on the ADF's terror in Eastern Congo, where 6 million people have died.
Managua faces an uneasy calm as police reclaim university campuses from protesters in Nicaragua.
On September 8, a bomb detonated in a Santiago subway station during lunchtime, injuring 14 people and marking a shift in the pattern of attacks.
Fourteen years after the war, Bougainville seeks to reopen the mine amid complex allegations.
The Donbas Battalion, made up entirely of volunteers, recently captured a town in eastern Ukraine from separatists.
Thousands of Syrians flee fighting as President Bashar al-Assad's regime faces ISIS advances.
For the first time since the war began, peace talks in New Zealand bring together the Papua New Guinea government and the Bougainville Revolutionary Army.
An estimated 13,000 supporters of the Basque separatist group ETA marched through San Sebastian, defying public outrage over the murder of politician Miguel Blanco.
Last summer, the Islamic State seizes Mosul, prompting Shia militias to fight back in Iraq.
In June 2003, law and order in the Solomon Islands is completely broken down amid rising murders.
The vote for the Authorization for the Use of Military Force in 2001 was nearly unanimous, with only Representative Barbara Lee opposing it.
In the Romanova zona of the Amazonas, the FL Cruces community, led by prophet Ezekiel Arthur KUSI, faces challenges as coca cultivation flourishes in Peru.
The Nuer Massacre in 1991 highlights decades of bloody tribal violence in Sudan.
Over 40,000 people live in the largest IDP camp in Bria, Central African Republic, after fleeing violence from armed groups.
Violence in Myanmar leads to the deaths of over 60 Muslims amid rising Buddhist extremism.
Over 400,000 people have fled their homes in the Central African Republic in the last three months due to escalating violence from rebel groups.
Over 5 million people in southern Sudan are displaced due to war, facing famine and the threat of slavery from northern traders.
Child soldiers in Yemen face dire consequences as over 2,500 leave school to fight.
Children fight in Sudan's civil war as the Government grows more militant and famine spreads.
Children as young as eight are being recruited by the Islamic State to serve as soldiers and suicide bombers in Syria and Iraq.
1.3 million Sudanese have died in the civil war, which has lasted for 40 of the country's 60 years since independence.
80% of homes in Northern Cyprus are claimed to belong to Greek Cypriots who fled during the island's division, raising ethical concerns for foreign buyers.
In February 2019, the Botswana government ruled that the Kalahari Bushmen must leave their land, prompting accusations of forced relocation for economic gain.
80 Palestinians and 14 Israelis were killed in the first three months of 2023 amid escalating violence and political turmoil in Israel.
On May 22, 2009, the Taliban blew up the main cinema in Peshawar, killing 10 people and wounding 65, marking a significant escalation in their campaign against cultural expression.
More than one billion dollars worth of Chinese arms have bolstered the Burmese army's offensive against the Karen, who have fought for independence since 1949.
