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Eight million Ethiopians, or 10% of the population, are in desperate need of food aid as the country faces a cycle of hunger despite economic growth.
In the Democratic Republic of Congo, extreme violence and resource exploitation have led to over 6 million deaths and a humanitarian crisis exacerbated by the lack of U.S. diplomatic presence.
Nearly 1 billion people spend their daily energy searching for clean water, a problem addressed by innovative purification technology.
Rich countries, led by America, give more foreign aid than ever, totaling over $140 billion in 2016.
241 US marines died in a suicide bombing, a key event in the decades-long rivalry between Iran and America that began over oil in the 1950s.
The Indian ocean slave trade in the 17th century surpasses the Atlantic trade in scale.
The United States implements the Marshall Plan to rebuild post-war Europe and counter Soviet influence.
In 1985, Bob Geldof organized the Live Aid concert, raising millions for famine relief in Ethiopia and Sudan through the collaboration of rock musicians.
Vocational training programs for Canadian veterans, soap production for the UNRRA, and railway car manufacturing for the Soviet Union highlight Canada's post-war contributions.
Over 400,000 Sudanese refugees have crossed into Chad in recent months, overwhelming the border town of Adré and its resources.
Severe food crisis in southern Madagascar affects 1.5 million people as drought and armed bandit groups known as Dahalo worsen the humanitarian disaster.
In Pripyat, the InterInform Hotel, humorously known as the 'Chernobyl Hilton', attracts hundreds of tourists annually, reflecting the region's recovery since the 1986 disaster.
In 1954, Korea faces devastation from war, with agriculture and fishing industries in ruins, and UNKRA officials discussing aid efforts for the homeless population.
Donata provides 24/7 care for 80-year-old Adolf Faulhammer, a dementia patient, in Germany for two to three months before returning to her family in Poland.
Patrick Meier uses real-time data and mapping technologies to improve the efficiency of humanitarian relief efforts during global emergencies.
Canada's First Nations protest against fish farms, aiming to protect local ecosystems and their traditional ways of life.
European reconstruction in 1946 is depicted through the struggles of war-ravaged children, the aftermath of the Lidice massacre, and UNRRA aid distribution.
In the West Bank, Palestinian filmmaker Medan Darer explores the lives of Palestinians affected by Israeli settlements and the challenges faced by refugees.
Mozambique transforms weapons into tools, promoting peace and community development.
In August 1996, children in Mostar confront the aftermath of the Croat-Bosniak conflict with support from Professor Nigel Osbourne and War Child charity.
One deportee received only one pair of shoes upon returning to a country they had not lived in for years, illustrating the challenges of reintegration.
Brexit threatens peace in Northern Ireland amid escalating violence in the Central African Republic.
A local merchant in Heihe states that many of the products he sells come from Russia, reflecting the enduring friendship between the two nations.
Vladimir Putin states, "Russia didn't move any further, not even an inch," while discussing the country's actions regarding Ukraine and economic stability.
The Hall camp in Syria houses radicalized children and women of Isis, posing ongoing threats.
The World Health Organization warns of 190,000 COVID-19 deaths in Africa amid global crises.
Gideon Rachman discusses Syria as a key global issue in 2013 for the Financial Times.
Shinzo Abe meets Donald Trump in New York, expressing his trust in the president-elect.
Captagon's highly addictive nature links Syrian Armed Forces to a multi-billion dollar drug trade.
The Taliban have captured another three provincial capitals, escalating the humanitarian crisis in Afghanistan.
Armen Sarkissian demands international action against Turkey's interference in Nagorno-Karabakh.
More than 1,500 people die as the earth continues to shake along the Turkish-Syrian border.
Leaders gather in Beijing for the 2019 Belt and Road forum to discuss China's infrastructure project.
Biden and Xi discuss Ukraine in another high-stakes phone call about Russia's actions.
The video shows fierce fighting in West Mosul as Iraqi forces confront the Islamic State.
Britain's upcoming vote on EU membership raises concerns about Europe's future balance of power.
Hugh Muir critiques Britain's narrative of poverty and government spending priorities.
Anthony Blinken visits Indonesia to address U.S. strategy in Southeast Asia against China.
Ukraine faces fuel shortages due to Russian attacks on its oil infrastructure.
Migrants from central america gather in Guatemala, seeking a better life in the U.S.
Chancellor Scholz meets Zelenskyy in Kyiv, discussing NATO and rising tensions with Russia this week.
Iran and China plan to sign 20 cooperation agreements during a State visit, as Tehran seeks to strengthen ties amid ongoing U.S. sanctions.
Kenya's $5 billion railway project showcases Chinese Engineers and local labor collaboration.
China's military presence in the South China Sea raises tensions before the ASEAN Summit in Miramar.
Tama port in Ghana modernizes trade, facing challenges from rapid growth and infrastructure needs.
China's military posturing around Taiwan raises tensions amid U.S. support for Taipei.
China inspects ships in the Taiwan Strait, escalating tensions with Taiwan and the U.S.
The U.S. must close its Chengdu consulate amid escalating tensions with China.
