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After the Israeli withdrawal, Palestinians return to the ruins of their homes in Gaza, confronting the extensive devastation and emotional toll left behind.
In the aftermath of conflict in Gaza, Palestinians search through the rubble of destroyed homes for their slain family members, expressing profound grief and a desire for peace.
Chechen soldiers, feared for their brutality, fight for the russian military in Ukraine's conflict.
The COVID-19 pandemic's impact on personal lives and societal behaviors is examined through the experiences of a barrister during the third British lockdown.
Kurdish Peshmerga fighters prepare for an assault on ISIS in Mosul, facing uncertainty about troop readiness and the timing of the offensive.
Filipino President Rodrigo Duterte confronts China over South China Sea expansion ahead of his visit.
Marawi, referred to as 'ground zero' after a five-month battle against IS-inspired fighters, still grapples with displacement, loss, and ongoing martial law.
Turkey and Greece clash over Mediterranean waters amid rising piracy in Nigeria's Gulf of Guinea.
In July 1991, the PKK gains support from Iraqi Kurds in the fight for a Kurdish state.
The PKK gains momentum in July 1991, reshaping the Kurdish state struggle for over forty years.
Protests in Tehran follow the military's admission of shooting down a civilian plane.
The prime minister warns of escalating tensions with Russia and announces troop deployments.
Police in Hong Kong fire a live round at protesters for the first time during ongoing protests.
Protests in Hong Kong escalate as police face claims of brutality amid airport tensions.
The 2011 England riots prompted significant criticism of the Metropolitan Police's deployment strategies, as highlighted by insights from Paul Lewis and Adrian Roberts.
European nations evacuate citizens from Niger amid a coup and regional tensions.
Activists report a chemical attack in Telmanes, Idlib, affecting 200 individuals, mostly children.
Protesters in Belfast demand to remain British amid ongoing tensions over identity.
The U.S. withdrawal from Syria has enabled a Turkish offensive against the Syrian Kurds, raising significant concerns about their safety and future.
Russian airstrikes targeting Ukraine leave millions without power and heating this winter.
Residents in Clayton prepare for unrest as the grand jury decides on Darren Wilson's indictment.
Evgeni Prigozhin announces Wagner will leave Bakhmut, blaming Russian officials for losses.
Pro-Palestinian protesters in Canada shut down Maersk to oppose the company's weapons transfers to Israel amid ongoing tensions in the region.
Demonstrations worldwide honor Alexey Navalny's birthday, with protests occurring in Russia.
In February 2014, protesters in Kiev's Independence Square demanded political reform, leading to a violent confrontation as they stormed the parliament.
Hundreds of thousands protest in Belarus after disputed election results in August.
Protests in China demand freedom and an end to COVID-19 lockdowns amid public anger.
Russian police arrest over 1,300 during protests against Putin's mobilization for Ukraine.
Protests in Shanghai face heavy police presence as anger over COVID restrictions simmers.
Israel's military accidentally kills three hostages, sparking protests demanding their return.
Protesters in Myanmar return to the streets again following violent police raids and deaths.
Protests in America escalate as violence erupts in Salt Lake City and Chicago amid unrest.
Islamic State fighters sweep into Sinjar, forcing Kurdish forces to retreat in August 2014.
Hasakah faces a sudden Islamic State offensive after Kurdish forces capture Tal Abyad.
Putin condemns Wagner's actions as treason and calls for unity among Russians.
Chancellor Olaf Scholz speaks with Putin about stalled peace talks and humanitarian issues in Ukraine.
Christoph Heusgen states Putin can't conquer more of Ukraine and is now on the defensive.
Vladimir Putin responds to Yevgeny Prigozhin's armed uprising in Russia.
Putin vows to punish those behind the Wagner Rebellion threatening Russia's existence.
Abdul Haq returns to London street preaching after David Haynes' beheading by ISIS militants.
Raghat, a five-year-old Syrian girl, dies in a Russian airstrike far from Isis positions.
The Divide shows footage from Ukraine's front line between Russian separatists and anti-government forces.
Putin visits Iran to strengthen ties amid sanctions and discuss Syria and Ukraine.
The military operation has killed nearly 300 Palestinians, prompting warnings from Netanyahu.
Rebels in Myanmar take control of border outposts, challenging the military Hunter's authority.
Evgeny Prigozhin ends Wagner's armed uprising in Russia after a deal with the Kremlin.
VICE News covers the aftermath in Sloviansk and the stance of Pavel Gubarev in Donetsk.
Residents in Beit Lahiya face destruction while recovering the dead in Beit Hanoun.
