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Nine families in the village of Dahana by Seat combine resources to slaughter just one sheep for Eid, reflecting the severe impact of drought and Taliban repression.
Eighteen people died and thousands were displaced during clashes over the Preah Vihear temple after it received UNESCO World Heritage status in 2008.
The Jolo Crisis sees holidaymakers become pawns in a conflict between Catholics and Muslims.
The Filipino government struggles to save hostages from the 'Bearer of the Sword' group.
Approximately 4,500 wealthy white landowners in Zimbabwe faced land confiscation under Robert Mugabe's controversial reform program starting in 1998.
Indonesia uses Tsunami aid as a cover for military actions in Aceh in February 2005.
Tens of thousands died in Turkey and Syria's earthquakes on February 6 due to political failures.
Palestine is divided into two territories, the Gaza Strip governed by Hamas and the West Bank controlled by Fatah, impacting the lives of its youth amid ongoing conflict.
In Sept 2003, Congo seeks to unify and restore peace after years of hostilities and struggles.
The massacre at Tantura in 1948 is examined, revealing the Israeli government's efforts to suppress the truth about this pivotal event in the nation's history.
US special forces combat Abu Sayyaf in the Philippines during The Phony War in April 2002.
A family copes with the loss of Bano Rashid, a victim of Anders Behring Breivik's attack.
In Vietnam, doctors report that Agent Orange, a toxic herbicide used by US forces during the war, is causing severe health issues in a new generation of children.
Escalating violence in East Timor threatens the 1999 UN ballot for independence.
Ongoing violence on the island of Ambon has resulted in a divided community, with Muslims and Christians living in sectarian sectors amid widespread destruction.
In West Timor, a refugee camp houses individuals evacuated by pro-Indonesian militias following the violent aftermath of East Timor's 1999 independence referendum.
Boko Haram terrorizes northern Nigeria, prompting military action since 2009 against the militant Islamist group.
Bosnia's Dayton Peace Agreement entrenches divides among Croats, Bosniaks, and Serbs.
Over 27,000 people have disappeared in Latin America's drug wars, leaving behind mass graves and a growing refugee crisis.
Four million people live in Aleppo, where children like 11-year-old Ibrahim dodge bombs on their way to school amid the ongoing civil war.
A father documents his family's escape from airstrikes in Gaza, capturing the profound grief and resilience of Palestinian families amid conflict.
Three days after Hurricane Laura, residents return to Lake Charles to find their homes damaged, with fallen trees and significant roof leaks.
Feminists in Karachi organise a march against Pakistan's radical religious right for revolution.
Dai Kurokawa recounts his dangerous encounters as a photographer in East Africa.
More than 60,000 people have died in the conflict between Sri Lanka's government and the Tamil Tigers, leaving millions homeless and a generation lost.
In Mali, ongoing conflict has endangered tourism and historic sites, prompting local animal hunters to protect ancient treasures from jihadi extremists.
The Houthi movement rules northern Yemen, invoking the Prophet Mohammed and attacking Israel.
Joseph Kony's Lord's Resistance Army has killed almost 3,000 villagers in Uganda in the last two years while evading capture for over 20 years.
Ukrainians marked their national holiday with sorrow for lost loved ones as Russia's war reached the six-month mark.
Ukrainian forces brace for attacks from the People's Republic amid escalating conflict.
Alvin McCraney reports on the humanitarian crisis in Iraq amid the fight against ISIS.
Turkey closes its border, trapping thousands and sparking violent protests by Kurds.
735 truckloads of goods are needed daily for housing reconstruction in Gaza, but only 400 to 500 trucks are currently entering each day.
Eighteen months after the Capitol Hill violence, David Frum argues that Donald Trump viewed Vladimir Putin as a hero during a critical moment for US democracy.
Tensions between the United States and China escalate as Donald Trump pressures Xi Jinping to secure the Strait of Hormuz amid rising conflict with Iran.
Tensions between Washington and Tehran rise after the killing of Qassem Soleimani by a US drone strike.
Donald Trump's announcement of a new naval mission in the Strait of Hormuz raises questions about whether "Project Freedom" will ease tensions or escalate the US-Iran standoff.
More than 40,000 lives have been lost in the conflict between Kurdish militants and Turkish forces, reflecting decades of tension and violence.
More than 2 million refugees have fled Ukraine since the start of the Russian invasion, with Lviv becoming a center for medical training and volunteer defense efforts.
U.S. airstrikes in Somalia raise concerns over civilian casualties and military reports.
Since Trump's announcement, over 50 Palestinians and four Israelis have been killed amid protests and unrest across Israel and Palestine.
Russian air strikes have hit children's hospitals in Zitomia and Mariupol, causing injuries.
People fled Sumi and Irpin as conflict escalates, with Zelenskyy urging resilience in Kyiv.
Ukraine battles Russian troops near Kiev as the invasion intensifies and casualties rise.
The Ukrainian army repelled Russian forces in Makariv, securing Kyiv's northwest suburbs.
Two people were killed and six others wounded in missile strikes in Kramatorsk as negotiations between Ukraine and Russia yielded no significant progress.
In Kyiv, a Sky News team recounts their harrowing experience of surviving a Russian ambush while attempting to reach Bucha amid escalating conflict.
A humanitarian emergency in southern Ukraine follows the Kakhovka dam's destruction by Russia.
