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The Taliban's violence against women in Afghanistan continues to shock the world with brutality.
95% of votes cast in Kirkuk support an independent Southern Kurdistan, reflecting the community's desire for autonomy amid political uncertainty.
Fatal clashes occur outside the Rada as protesters defend Independence Square during the revolution.
A building in Gaza was hit and evaporated, illustrating the daily destruction faced by residents in the region.
Two French soldiers died during a clash with militias in Bangui, marking the first casualties for the French military since Operation Sangaris began.
In Uttar Pradesh, India, Hindu nationalists like Singh promote the conspiracy theory of love jihad, claiming Muslim men seduce Hindu women to convert them.
1,500 casualties, including 67 from the U.N., occurred in Mogadishu over four months during the Somali Civil War, as media coverage influenced foreign involvement.
Aceh's civilians suffer amid violence between the Indonesian military and separatist fighters.
A wedding fire in Qaraqosh, Iraq, traumatizes videographer Adison Najeeb and ignites conspiracy theories amid the town's long history of conflict and neglect.
Islamist militants from Syria beheaded soldiers and launched suicide bombers into Beirut in 2014, marking a turning point in Lebanon's security situation.
In the occupied West Bank, over 400 Palestinians have been killed amid escalating violence since October 7, 2023, as Israeli settlers expand their presence.
Approximately 475 Israeli soldiers refuse to guard settlements in the Gaza Strip and West Bank, citing moral objections to their military duties.
The Karen people face genocide in Burma as Colonel Nerdah Mya leads healthcare efforts.
The Karen people in Myanmar fight for freedom under the leadership of Zipporah Sein.
In Kenya, escalating tensions among herdsmen, farmers, and poachers arise as the Horn of Africa faces its worst drought in 40 years.
Russia claims control of Luhansk region while increasing attacks on Ukrainian civilians.
Over 2 million people live in Rojava, a Kurdish mini-state in northern Syria that offers refuge to various minorities amid ongoing threats from ISIS.
Juan Guaidó faces off against Nicolas Maduro in Venezuela's ongoing political crisis.
Annabelle Durand reports on the escalating Hezbollah-Israel conflict and its devastation.
Twenty-five years after the Good Friday Agreement, paramilitary groups in Northern Ireland remain as active as they were during the Troubles.
Half a million troops remain deployed on both sides of the disputed border between Ethiopia and Eritrea amid ongoing tensions and humanitarian challenges.
Five congressmen, including Teddy Casino, camp out in the Congress building for 11 days, facing arrest if they leave amid accusations against them.
Colombia's decades-long civil war, fueled by a billion-dollar drug trade and political division, features left-wing guerrillas and right-wing paramilitary groups vying for power.
Ordinary people in Eastern Congo form militias to fight back against FDLR violence.
An armed militia led by Ammon Bundy occupies a wildlife refuge in Burns, Oregon, in January.
Rebels in North Uganda kidnap children to use them as human shields in conflict.
Veterans express frustration over the U.S. government's failure to protect Afghan allies from Taliban reprisals following the withdrawal from Afghanistan.
The video discusses the Palestinian political divide between Hamas and Fatah during a major anniversary.
A ceasefire leads to the release of 39 Palestinian women and children from Israeli prisons.
Only 700 of UNITA's 60,000 soldiers had surrendered to disarmament camps by the time of filming, indicating significant delays in the peace process.
A captured FDLR soldier reveals that 4,500 well-armed men have been living in eastern Congo for up to 15 years, continuing to threaten local communities.
Twenty people were injured when a bomb detonated on a bus at a busy Manila terminal, prompting heightened security alerts during Easter 2007.
Kashmir's ongoing conflict since 1989 highlights severe human rights violations, including torture by Indian authorities and the rise of counter-insurgency efforts.
Climate change, the Covid pandemic, and the war in Ukraine significantly threaten global food security, particularly for countries dependent on Ukrainian wheat.
177,000 people live in Derry's Bogside and Brandywell areas, where women from both communities share their stories on the peace walls.
A hundred and fifty thousand people have fled their homes in Aceh due to ongoing fighting between separatists and the Indonesian Army.
Volunteers in Lviv help refugees escape the violence of Putin's invasion in Ukraine.
Transnistria's regime is accused of producing and trafficking weapons, including dirty bombs, raising security concerns for Europe.
Simon Ostrovsky reports on the Kiev Battalions' internal conflicts post-Maidan revolution.
In rebel-held eastern Ukraine, a team navigates dangerous terrain to reach the MH17 crash site, documenting the aftermath of conflict and loss.
Russian males struggle with conscription and the realities of war in Chechnya since August.
In Cape Town's Cape Flats, pupils, parents, and teachers struggle to survive amid escalating violence from drug gangs, with military intervention proving ineffective.
Two million people in South Sudan's Bahr El Ghazal region are at risk of dying due to famine exacerbated by civil war and government actions.
Perhaps 100,000 people have been displaced in the Central African Republic due to violence from armed groups and road banditry.
Foday Sankoh refuses to disarm in Sierra Leone while holding UN peacekeepers hostage.
Law and order in the Solomon Islands is completely broken down, with rampant murders and gang rule.
Each week, a legal diamond trader in Angola buys more than $2 million worth of stones while many locals struggle to survive on a few hundred dollars a day.
Israel's illegal settlements increase despite the 2003 proposed roadmap to peace.
