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Palestine's national football team competes in the 2015 Asian Cup in Australia, facing challenges of occupation while striving for international recognition.
China asserts its claim over the South China Sea, a critical shipping route, raising tensions with neighboring countries seeking access to these waters.
In Gaza, an estimated 50,000 pregnant women face severe challenges amid ongoing conflict and humanitarian crises.
On March 17, 2024, Yulia Navalnaya called on Russian opponents of the regime to gather at polling stations to protest Putin's re-election.
Two guides, Mr. Kim and Mr. Lee, accompany travelers on a tightly controlled itinerary through Pyongyang, revealing a curated image of life in the capital.
Kenosha, Wisconsin, faces unrest as Black Lives Matter protests meet armed militias like American Wolf.
Inside Bougainville reports on BRA rebels and civilian struggles in Papua New Guinea.
Eighteen-year-old Naing Myel Htet Kyaw fights against Myanmar's military dictatorship, joining a growing number of young rebels in armed resistance.
One week before the first bombs fell on Beirut, a young woman captures memories of a vibrant city now reduced to ruins.
Abdalle Ahmed Mumin was detained for 33 days in an underground cell run by Somalia's National Intelligence for his critical reporting.
Eight months after his arrest during a military raid, journalist Ko Aung Kyaw fled Myanmar, where the regime has violently suppressed press freedom since February 2021.
Three Afghan women risk their safety to practice skateboarding, snowboarding, and surfing as acts of defiance against the Taliban's restrictions.
Romania's strategic role as a NATO member and EU country is highlighted amid the ongoing conflict following Russia's 2022 invasion of Ukraine.
A repo job for a 5310 John Deere enclosed tractor leads Ron and Bobby into a confrontation with angry farmers in Lizard Lick, North Carolina.
Military cooperation between Russia and North Korea is explored, highlighting arms exchanges and technological support amid the ongoing Ukraine conflict.
Young Ukrainians from Kyiv rebuild homes in villages devastated by Russian occupation.
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Giterama prison, built for 1,300 inmates, now holds over 8,000 men, reflecting the severe overcrowding and lack of justice in post-genocide Rwanda.
More than 600,000 Iraqis were killed during Saddam Hussein's regime, many executed at Abu Ghraib prison by Saad Abdul Amir, the dictator's executioner.
In Bosnia and Herzegovina, Serbs, Croats, and Bosniaks unite against small dam constructions on the country's free-flowing rivers, achieving a legal victory in July.
Street scenes in Bellicourt and Nauroy depict the aftermath of the Somme Offensive, showcasing damaged infrastructure and the return of French refugees.
Panoramic views of Coblenz, the Rhine River, and various German castles are featured alongside scenes of American soldiers interacting with civilians post-World War I.
Sderot, a town near the Gaza Strip, faces significant social deprivation while showing strong support for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's judicial reforms.
Nuclear weapons malfunctions are examined through the lens of top-secret government operations, revealing alarming incidents and military secrecy worldwide.
One fatality and multiple injuries occurred when a vehicle plowed into a crowd during the violent clashes at a white supremacist rally in Charlottesville.
Serbia's high firearm ownership rate of 39% has sparked mass protests in Belgrade, prompting President Aleksandar Vucic to initiate a nationwide disarmament campaign.
In the West Bank, Palestinian filmmaker Medan Darer explores the lives of Palestinians affected by Israeli settlements and the challenges faced by refugees.
In 1932, Japanese forces bombed and occupied Shanghai, leading to widespread destruction, civilian displacement, and military confrontations with British and American troops.
Founded in 1945, the United Nations faces criticism regarding its effectiveness in maintaining global peace and security amid ongoing international conflicts.
Sinai Peninsula's complex dynamics are shaped by the conflict between Hamas and Israel, armed jihadist groups, and tensions with the Egyptian military.
Somaliland, a self-declared republic that broke away from Somalia in 1991, has maintained peace and stability while seeking international recognition.
The Hamas attack on Israel on October 7 has intensified the conflict along the Israel-Lebanon border, displacing tens of thousands of civilians in southern Lebanon.
Over 1.3 million people live in Srinagar, a city grappling with socio-political challenges and aspirations for an independent Kashmir.
Rami Abu Jamus chronicles life in Gaza through his WhatsApp group "Gaza. Life." amid the escalating conflict that began on October 7, 2023, highlighting civilian resilience.
A young girl from Iraqi Kurdistan is rescued by a French navy boat while attempting to cross the English Channel, highlighting the migrant crisis and public response.
A Syrian migrant drowned in the Rio Grande while attempting to cross into the United States in August 2022, highlighting the perils of migration at the U.S.-Mexico border.
The Syrian Civil War has caused approximately 500,000 deaths and displaced over 22 million people since 2011, highlighting the severe humanitarian crisis.
The 7.8 magnitude earthquake that struck Turkey and Syria on February 6, 2023, left communities in north-west Syria grappling with devastation and limited aid efforts.
Alaa Aljaleel cares for 400 cats in Idlib, Syria, amidst the ongoing civil war.
Children as young as eight work ten hours a day in makeshift oil refineries in northeast Syria, facing hazardous conditions and environmental pollution.
Ahmed al-Charaa's transition from rebel fighter to president of Syria is explored, highlighting his vision for the country after the Assad regime's 54-year rule.
In Idleb province, 12-year-old Hamoudé becomes the main provider for his family, highlighting the devastating impact of the Syrian Civil War on childhood.
Renewed violence in Syria in April 2025 raises significant concerns for the Druze minority in Damascus, highlighting their precarious future amid ongoing conflicts.
In north-west Syria, the Al-Nouri camp houses blind civilians, many of whom lost their sight due to bombing raids in their home regions.
Syria's political landscape faces immense challenges as former jihadist Ahmed al-Sharaa leads efforts to establish stability after Bashar al-Assad's regime.
Vice follows Abu Marwan and the Islamic Front defending Aleppo from the Syrian regime.
Geopolitical dynamics in the Sea of Japan reflect the strategic interests of Japan and South Korea against the influences of North Korea, China, and Russia.
Five years after the Taliban murdered her son, Sara joins a group of women fighters in Afghanistan to confront the threats of Daesh and the Taliban.
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