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Ten years have passed since two cousins last saw each other in Syria, where they shared memories of family and childhood before the war changed everything.
The Ahmadiyya Muslim community in Erfurt faces opposition while building their new mosque.
Four million people mobilize every Saturday in Burundi, as the president promotes peace and community development in a country recovering from civil war.
Female child soldiers in the Central African Republic, including Rosine, Nolla, and Marie-Claire, face stigma and seek support from NGOs for reintegration.
Hindou Oumarou Ibrahim, a cartographer and activist from Chad, examines the impact of desertification on resource scarcity and community mapping efforts.
Over 400,000 Sudanese refugees have crossed into Chad in recent months, overwhelming the border town of Adré and its resources.
Mao Zedong's policies continue to shape the lives of Chinese people, as personal accounts reveal the enduring impact of the Cultural Revolution 50 years later.
Nine-year-old Yacoub lives in a three-room apartment in the Christian quarter of Jerusalem with his parents and two siblings.
Teenagers from war-torn regions, including Central America and Northern Ireland, share their experiences during the 1985-86 International Youth for Peace and Justice Tour in Canada.
Nobel Laureate Roger Myerson and Emerging Explorer Jill Pruetz examine how humans and chimpanzees enhance their societies through communication and conflict resolution.
The Shanghai Cooperation Organization, established by China and Russia in 1996, aims to enhance regional security and economic cooperation among its member states, including India and Pakistan.
Coca cultivation accounts for 70% of the economic output in Catatumbo, yet farmers struggle to sell their crops due to overproduction and market collapse.
Cory Richards, a high school dropout and photographer, shares his experiences pushing the limits of adventure and storytelling.
Stephen Fry highlights Willem Arondeus and Frieda Belinfante's bravery in saving Jews from Nazis.
Corine Wegener, a modern-day monuments woman, travels globally to preserve cultural heritage in conflict zones, highlighting the importance of safeguarding history.
Cyprus remains a divided island, with Greek Cypriots in the south forming the Republic of Cyprus, an EU member, while Turkish Cypriots in the north live in a state recognized only by Turkey.
An estimated 3.7 million Afghan refugees were in Pakistan in 2023, many now facing deportation amid a crackdown by the Pakistani government.
In July 1967, the Detroit riots erupted after a police raid on an unlicensed bar, leading to five days of violence and significant social upheaval.
Dhekelia, a British Sovereign Base Area in Cyprus, highlights the complexities of identity and governance stemming from historical colonialism and ongoing territorial divisions.
Media manipulation during the Ukraine war illustrates how Vladimir Putin's administration employs disinformation tactics to influence public opinion and fracture alliances.
A photographer carries garlic and onions in her pockets for months to combat tear gas effects while documenting pro-democracy protests in the Middle East.
Well-organized gangs known as kalunas in Kinshasa, Democratic Republic of the Congo, engage in violent activities including drug trafficking and assaults.
Ecuador, once a stable nation in South America, now faces escalating violence linked to the drug trade due to its geographical position between Colombia and Peru.
Photographer Ed Kashi shares insights into the challenges and emotional toll of life on the road while capturing powerful stories through his lens.
El Salvador's civil war features graphic content from the 1989 Presidential Election and Final Offensive.
Families separated during the Khmer Rouge's reign in Cambodia reunite after 40 years of searching, highlighting the regime's devastating impact on personal lives.
Severe food crisis in southern Madagascar affects 1.5 million people as drought and armed bandit groups known as Dahalo worsen the humanitarian disaster.
The Chippewa Cree tribe, with around six thousand members, faces increased fears of marginalization and deportation under Donald Trump's administration.
Filmmaker John D McHugh captures the Afghan conflict through his documentary visit with troops.
In a region marked by ongoing conflict, Aziz Abu Sarah seeks to foster understanding and reconciliation between Israelis and Palestinians following his brother's death.
Six men were killed and five others wounded when an enemy airplane dropped bombs less than 10 feet away from soldiers in the front lines.
Mohammed Alaloul, a photographer for the Turkish Anadolu Agency, documents the devastation in Gaza following an Israeli airstrike that claimed the lives of his four children and three nephews.
Palestinian journalist Islam al-Zaanoun reports from Gaza under Israeli bombardment, highlighting the challenges faced by reporters in conflict zones.
In Gaza, UNICEF reports that a child is killed or injured every ten minutes due to ongoing conflict, with nearly 15,000 children dead since October 2023.
The October 7, 2023, Hamas attack on Israel and the ensuing conflict in Gaza challenge media outlets' ability to report accurately amidst chaos.
Gaza's beach scene illustrates the stark contrast between leisure and the harsh realities of conflict, revealing the impact of the ongoing propaganda war between Israel and Hamas.
Mental health professionals in Gaza, including the Gaza Community Mental Health Programme, confront the challenges of providing trauma support amid ongoing conflict.
More than 160 people lost their lives as heavy rain caused rivers to overflow, leading to widespread destruction in towns across western Germany.
Eri Hayward, a transgender woman from Utah raised in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, prepares for sexual reassignment surgery in Thailand while navigating family acceptance.
In India, the Wild Seve hotline provides farmers with assistance for crop damage caused by wildlife, facilitating compensation claims with government support.
14 years ago, a German doctor left Hamburg to provide medical care in a PKK camp in Northern Iraq, where she now runs a small hospital.
Israeli prisons function as environments that shape Palestinian nationalism, featuring the experiences of inmate Ahlam Tamimi and the complexities of identity formation.
Ibraheem Sarhan discusses the challenges of adjusting to life in Canada, noting that the country has only 30 million people despite being the second largest in the world.
Bison, once numbering 50 to 60 million, now roam Yellowstone National Park with only 4,000 to 5,000 remaining in Pelican Valley.
Kim Shin Jo recounts the 1968 North Korean assassination attempt on the South Korean President.
More than 160,000 people have been jailed in Turkey in the last two years, including around 700 children held with their mothers in prison.
Ongoing tensions along the Line of Actual Control in the Himalayas illustrate the complex rivalry between India and China, two nations with over 1.4 billion citizens each.
800,000 people were forced from their homes during the civil war in the Central African Republic, which began in 2013 and involved brutal violence between factions.
