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Finland's President Alexander Stubb discusses his insights from a seven-hour meeting with Donald Trump and the implications for European security regarding Russia.
US Ambassador Amy Gutmann discusses ongoing support for Ukraine, the implications of the presidential elections, and concerns regarding Joe Biden's health in an interview with WELT.
Angola's oil revenue fuels corruption instead of development, impacting its children deeply.
The EU election results show a shift against German mainstream parties and a rise in far-right influence.
Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelenskyy visits Berlin, receiving military honors and aid from Germany.
120 people died in pre-election clashes, making the January 5th election in Bangladesh the most violent in the country's history.
Pegida rallies in Vienna face opposition from anti-fascist activists amid rising tensions.
More than a third of recent violent incidents against the LGBTQ+ community in Amsterdam have been attributed to Moroccan street gangs.
Fifteen months after the EU referendum, people express mixed emotions about Brexit's impact on their lives in fields, factories, and high streets across England.
Drone attacks on Moscow raise questions about Ukraine's counter-offensive strategy.
Muslims in India face rising violence and safety concerns amid political tensions.
Guilford in Surrey, once a Tory stronghold, now sees voters expressing distrust in Boris Johnson and questioning their loyalty to the party.
Voters in Wakefield, West Yorkshire, feel abandoned by the Labour Party under Jeremy Corbyn.
Days before the invasion of Ukraine, the presidents of China and Russia met in Beijing and announced a friendship without limits.
Zimbabwe struggles with economic crises and corruption fears at the highest levels of government.
Javier Milei's election as President of Argentina on 19 November 2023 raises concerns over his populist agenda and proposed privatization among public sector workers.
Veterans on Patrol in rural Arizona patrol streets, concerned about local and global threats.
Juan Guaidó meets with Yvonne Duquesne and Mike Pence amid border violence in Venezuela.
Gilbert Minassian, an Armenian from Marseille, reflects on the ongoing Armenia-Azerbaijan conflict, particularly the Azerbaijani offensive on 13 September 2022.
The video discusses who rules America, focusing on Wall Street and unelected power forces.
Arshad Sharif discusses the corruption within Pakistan's elite, specifically focusing on the wealth of the Sharif family, in an interview filmed prior to his death in Kenya.
Twenty years ago, three opposition politicians disappeared in Belarus, allegedly abducted and murdered by a special unit under direct orders.
Yanghee Lee confronts Aung San Suu Kyi about Rohingya persecution in Myanmar.
Venezuela faces chaos this year as protests against crime escalate following Leopoldo Lopez's arrest.
Over a million Russians have fled to Georgia since the full-scale invasion of Ukraine, seeking safety from Putin's anti-LGBTQI+ laws.
Beth Rigby interviews Boris Johnson about the UK's response to the war in Ukraine.
North Korea abducts hundreds of South Koreans to brainwash them as spies.
400 jobs were lost when a pottery factory in Stoke-on-Trent closed, reflecting the local impact of Brexit and ongoing political divisions.
Biden's administration labels Vladimir Putin a killer and accuses China of genocide against Uighurs.
President Joe Biden visits Kiev for the sixth time, reaffirming America's support for Ukraine and praising its people's courage during the largest land war in Europe since World War II.
U.S. President Joe Biden travels to Europe to strengthen alliances with EU and NATO partners amid the ongoing war in Ukraine and its international repercussions.
Biden's first trip abroad features talks with Putin on Russia and China amid an exhausting schedule.
President Joe Biden faces the challenge of countering Xi Jinping's expanding authoritarian influence while navigating a divided America and complex international relations.
Mo Ibrahim discusses Rwanda, DRC, and African governance, highlighting gender issues and Sudan.
Tony Blair critiques the Labour Party's stance on Brexit and recent election outcomes.
Protesters express outrage at Capitol riot treatment a week after the insurrection.
Over 600 pro-reform protesters were arrested in Egypt within two months, as bloggers mobilize against government oppression.
Evo Morales discusses Bolivia's recent presidential election and its implications for the future.
Bosnia struggles with ethnic cleansing and fragile democracy in 1996, warns Former Prime Minister.
Only 2,000 Bushmen remain in the Kalahari Desert, as the Botswana government enforces a controversial relocation from their ancestral lands.
Brazil's armed forces protest on a recent Sunday morning, highlighting political tensions.
Brazil's election reveals deep divisions and eroding democratic institutions amid rising hunger.
Brazil's conservative communities in Southern regions overwhelmingly supported Jair Bolsonaro in the contentious 2022 presidential election against Lula.
14 days mark a critical period in British politics as communities react to the fallout of Brexit and the influence of the political elite.
Boris Johnson urges the Commons to support his Brexit deal as the October deadline approaches.
Britain is heading towards Brexit, with polls indicating that undecided voters are increasingly leaning towards leaving the European Union.
Thousands gather in Gateshead to express their desire for change in British politics as the June 8th election approaches.
Six million Zulus, historically ruled by the Inkatha Freedom Party, face escalating violence as political tensions rise ahead of local elections in KwaZulu-Natal.
