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The escalating rivalry between President Joe Biden and President Xi Jinping highlights China's strategic efforts to assert leadership across economic, military, and diplomatic domains.
Four years after the February 1, 2021 coup, Myanmar's civil conflict has led to over 1.5 million people being displaced from their homes.
Seventy million people live in Japan, which poses a significant threat as tensions rise across the Pacific during World War II.
The 1968 Washington Riots, ignited by the assassination of Martin Luther King Jr., exposed deep-seated racial tensions and civil unrest in the capital.
Hamas and Israel remain at an impasse regarding a new hostage-for-prisoner exchange, impacting numerous families in the West Bank.
Operation Summer Camps, initiated in August 2024, highlights the longest Israeli military engagement in the West Bank since the Battle of Jenin during the Second Intifada.
Prospects for an independent Palestinian state remain stalled three decades after the 1993 Oslo Accords, amid ongoing violence and political challenges.
Morocco faces significant challenges, including social inequality, limited democratic freedoms, and the ongoing Western Sahara dispute, as it seeks to navigate its future.
In 2016, a liberal from Tel Aviv moves to the Israeli settlement of Tekoa, where she sets up a café to engage with local residents about their lives.
Sculptors in Western Ukraine retrain to fight the Russian invasion in this documentary by Dmytro Sukholytkyy Sobchuk.
Jovenel Moïse's assassination in July 2021 leads to chaos and gang control in Haiti.
Brexit threatens peace in Northern Ireland amid escalating violence in the Central African Republic.
This demonstration shows the difference between round nose and hollow point bullets in combat.
In Belgium, the 91st Division assists in post-war recovery efforts, including repairing infrastructure and distributing food to returning refugees.
82 percent of Haiti's population lives in poverty, where the belief in zombies intertwines with daily life and cultural practices.
The conclusion of America’s war in Afghanistan has led to a severe humanitarian crisis, exacerbated by the Taliban's return to power and the challenges faced by the Afghan people.
The ongoing war between Israel and Hamas is examined through John Oliver's commentary, highlighting its complexities and human impact.
Michael Flynn resigned as US National Security Adviser after the Justice Department warned he could be vulnerable to blackmail over communications with the Russian ambassador.
A repo on a hearse complicates Ron and Amy's campaign efforts on election day in Lizard Lick, North Carolina.
John Oliver interviews Simon Ostrovsky about his captivity in Ukraine for Vice News.
A report from Iraq details militia power struggles and civilian impacts ahead of the March premiere.
Yemen faces a devastating conflict marked by political instability, humanitarian crises, and the involvement of factions like Al Qaeda.
The intricate relationship between government secrecy, political agendas, and the use of torture is examined through various case studies and expert insights.
Mariupol, a city in eastern Ukraine, endures a humanitarian catastrophe marked by civilian murders and blocked escape routes amid ongoing occupation.
Correspondent Ghaith Abdul-Ahad reports from Mosul, where the line between war and civilian life is almost nonexistent amid the fight against ISIS.
Immigrant children separated from their parents at the U.S.-Mexico border under the Trump administration's 'zero tolerance' policy face lasting impacts on their lives.
Taiwan produces most of the world's microchips, and an attack from China could disrupt global supply chains and threaten the island's democracy.
Fires raged last night as mass looting and chaos erupt in Durban, South Africa.
An eyewitness describes the chaos outside the Capitol during the pro-Trump protests.
Dozens are killed in Almaty protests over fuel prices and political change in Kazakhstan.
Sister Anne Rosa Nutong bravely protects protesters from armed police in Myanmar.
Parameswaran Subramaniyan continues his hunger strike amid Tamil protests in Parliament Square.
The invasion of Ukraine begins as Russian President Putin attacks its sovereignty and integrity.
The Islamic State launches its largest attack in Syria since 2019, targeting a prison.
Mark Regab discusses the renewed conflict and accusations against Hamas in Tel Aviv.
Ukraine takes advantage of the turmoil in Russia following the attempted coup.
More than 1,300 civilians have been killed in Mariupol, according to the city's mayor, as former Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko condemns Russian actions as genocide.
Moscow plans referendums to annex parts of Ukraine amid Ukrainian military gains.
The Indian Army reports three soldiers killed in a clash with Chinese forces in the Himalayas.
Russian military trainers from Wagner operate in the Central African Republic amid conflict.
The US and EU call for de-escalation as Kosovo and Serbia face rising border tensions.
A woman dies from injuries during the Capitol riots as Congress suspends the session for Biden's confirmation.
144 soldiers are released in a prisoner swap between Ukraine and Russia, including Azov soldiers.
Russia reports 1700 Ukrainian soldiers surrendered at Azovstal in Mariupol, increasing since Wednesday.
Russian airstrikes hit Lviv, killing six and injuring several, as Ukrainian forces brace for conflict.
In August 2011, widespread unrest erupted across London following the police shooting of Mark Duggan, leading to significant chaos and destruction throughout the city.
The video shows the dire conditions at al-Aqsa hospital amid the Israel-Hamas conflict.
Russia's invasion of Ukraine surprises many military analysts with unexpected challenges.
