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Forty-five unrecognized Bedouin villages in the Negev desert face destruction as the Israeli government seeks to urbanize the region for Jewish settlers.
A Chinese balloon incident escalates tensions between Beijing and Washington over spying claims.
Nick Conley reports from Ukraine on rising tensions and explosions near Kramatorsk.
More than 10,000 members of the North Korean community in Japan gather to celebrate Kim Jong Il’s leadership, reinforcing their ties to the regime.
Religious ultra-nationalists celebrate Jerusalem Day outside the Damascus Gate, chanting biblical references and expressing their belief in a divine right to the land.
Facebook will testify before the Senate Intelligence Committee about election interference issues.
More than 30 members of Fiji's Parliament were held hostage for two days during a coup led by failed businessman George Speight in 2000.
Ukraine's counteroffensive falters as winter approaches, raising fears of Russian dominance.
Fareed Zakaria discusses his background and the rise of global powers in 'The Post-American World.'
King Gyanendra's state of emergency in Nepal faces criticism amid Maoist conflict.
Aleppo faces devastation as VICE News embeds with the Islamic Front fighting in Syria today.
In 2006, Frank Bainimara seized power in Fiji, promising elections that were later postponed as he announced plans to rule for another five years.
A hospital mix-up leads to two families in Fiji mistakenly raising each other's children, revealing underlying tensions in a nation grappling with corruption.
More than 250,000 people are killed in Syria, with thousands displaced at the Turkey border.
Michael Flynn, once a highly respected three-star general, was fired as National Security Advisor for lying about his contacts with Russian officials.
Dozens of trucks wait at the Kurakova checkpoint, unable to deliver food and humanitarian aid to separatist areas in eastern Ukraine.
A former Chinese colonel discusses Wang Yi's views on sovereignty at the Munich Security Conference.
Hailemariam Desalegn discusses Ethiopia's reforms and the new Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed in Brussels.
Fiona Hill warns of a renewed Russian assault on Kyiv and Putin's ongoing ambitions.
French people face an important decision in the upcoming presidential election amid the Ukraine war.
Forty countries participate in Libya's International Trade Fair, signaling a shift in the nation's economic strategy under Gaddafi's regime.
Israeli forces breach Hamas defenses in Khan Younis, worsening the humanitarian crisis in Gaza.
Clancy Chassay investigates the killing of medics during Israel's invasion of Gaza.
Nearly 1,400 Palestinians were killed during the attack on Gaza, with more than half identified as civilians, including 431 children.
Hamas emerges as a dominant force in Gaza, challenging Israel's stability and authority.
A jury took just one day to convict Derek Chauvin of murder for the killing of George Floyd, igniting renewed calls for racial justice in America.
Former President George W. Bush reflects on Chancellor Angela Merkel's legacy in an exclusive interview.
Eighty percent of Georgians support EU membership as parliamentary elections on October 26 could determine the country's alignment between Russia and Europe.
Ongoing protests in Georgia reflect citizens' demands for new elections and closer ties with the European Union amidst authoritarian measures by the pro-Russian government.
More than 180 people died in the July 2021 floods in western Germany, prompting urgent discussions about climate change ahead of the federal election.
Germany backs down on its refusal and agrees to send weapons to support Ukraine's defense.
Mayan Indians face ongoing fear and injustice in Guatemala, as Rigoberta Menchu highlights their plight.
Tens of millions of Bolsonaro supporters believe the left is conspiring to steal elections, raising fears of a potential Civil War in Brazil.
Three out of four refugees in Gaza live on less than $3 Australian dollars a day, as Hamas rises to power amid political upheaval.
Harold Keke led the first group of militants from Guadalcanal five years ago to expel Malayan squatters from the main island.
Philippe Lambert discusses Brexit's urgency and the need for a credible extension plan in Brussels.
Putin's subdued Russian Victory Day on Red Square reflects waning public support for the war in Ukraine.
Western sanctions against the Kremlin may have backfired, impacting Europe more than Russia.
Militant Hindu extremists, known as Saffron Warriors, perpetrate violence against Muslims in Gujarat, exemplified by an acid attack on a Muslim woman.
Hindu nationalism rises in India, driven by the RSS and linked to Prime Minister Modi's BJP.
Lieutenant General Ben Hodges discusses Russia's attacks and the need for military aid to Ukraine.
Vladimir Putin's Russia faces criticism for religious discrimination reminiscent of the Tsarist era.
Hong Kong residents protest against an extradition bill amid rising tensions with China.
Hong Kong retracts its extradition law after mass protests and faces leadership questions.
A 72-year-old media mogul faces life in prison under Hong Kong's national security law for his pro-democracy activism and criticism of the Chinese government.
The release of four Israeli hostages by Hamas on January 24, 2025, serves as a strategic propaganda event amid the ongoing Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
In November 2009, Palestinians face eviction in East Jerusalem despite Obamas attempt to halt settlements.
Fifteen thousand inmates were held in Kabul's Pul-e-Charkhi prison during the Taliban's first rule, reflecting the regime's strict control over dissent.
