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Israel's expansion of settlements in the West Bank accelerates under Prime Minister Netanyahu, despite international law deeming these developments illegal.
Israeli minister Taki Hanegbi discusses Iran, stating, 'we are going to defend ourselves.'
Michael Freeman, a policy adviser to Israel's foreign minister, discusses the ongoing Israel-Palestine conflict, emphasizing Hamas's use of civilians amid escalating violence.
Over 400,000 Israeli Jews live in the West Bank, where their presence challenges international law and complicates the future of a Palestinian state.
Sine, an Israeli training facility established in 2005 with US military funding, focuses on Urban Warfare tactics tailored to the complexities of Gaza.
Brothers of Italy, led by Giorgia Maloney, received only four percent of the vote in the 2018 election but is now poised for a significant victory.
Italy pays Libya to intercept migrants, returning them to unstable conditions in Libya.
Italy's upcoming election sees Mussolini's values resurfacing under Giorgia Meloni's leadership.
Fascism rises in Italy as Forza Nuova attracts people amid a nationalist government.
Japan prepares for war after decades of peace, facing threats from Russia, North Korea, and China.
Jared Kushner presents his Middle East peace plan in Bahrain, focusing on the Palestinian economy.
The Old City of Jerusalem, covering less than one square kilometer, is home to three families representing Judaism, Christianity, and Islam.
John Harris gauges reactions at the Liberal Democrat conference in Liverpool amid protests against cuts.
Coventry, a city with 26 twin cities across Europe, serves as the starting point for John Harris's examination of local attitudes toward the European Union.
A Ukrainian soldier threatens John Sweeney with a gun, demanding his passport after he films near an anti-aircraft gun during the early days of the war.
John-Allan Namu, a prominent investigative journalist and founder of Africa Uncensored, examines the pervasive corruption within the Kenyan government.
Four thousand soldiers make up Afghanistan's new National Army, far short of the 100,000 private militia members loyal to local warlords.
In Kashmir, normal people face turmoil between terrorism and government crackdowns since April 2002.
Vladimir Putin watches Kazakhstan's protests as over 150 are killed in a violent crackdown.
William Ruto emphasizes Kenya's strong opposition to the Ukraine war and Africa's global importance.
King Charles III and Queen Camilla arrive at Joint Base Andrews in Maryland for their state visit to the United States, meeting with President Donald Trump.
Kosovo PM Albin Kurti accuses Serbia of destabilizing the Balkans amid rising tensions in Europe.
At least 41 members of the Jashari clan were killed during a six-hour assault by Serbian forces in the village of Prekaz in May 1998.
Russia's military leadership shake-up hints at new strategies in Putin's war against Ukraine.
Kurdish areas in Turkey declare autonomy amid increasing government violence and youth activism.
Hasakah faces renewed conflict as IS attacks following Kurdish control of Tal Abyad in June.
Yair Lapid discusses Israel's stalled peace process with the Palestinians fifty years after the war.
Venezuela's December election sees the United Socialist Party defeated after 17 years in power.
A man describes the intimidation he faces in Zimbabwe, where threats of violence against his family have become a daily reality since 2000.
Iran's escalating conflict with Israel and the United States intensifies as Yemen's Houthi movement joins the fight, raising fears of a broader regional war.
Over four million Latinos voted early in the 2020 election cycle, a significant increase compared to previous years.
Twenty employees of Russia's most successful internet portal live in exile in Latvia's Art Nuvo district, seeking to provide an alternative to state propaganda.
Laura Pidcock criticizes Tory policies for causing suffering among her constituents.
Marine Le Pen's National Front received double the votes in the 2012 presidential election compared to five years prior, signaling a shift in French politics.
Beirut's ongoing conflict sees the Israeli army targeting Hezbollah's command centers in densely populated suburbs, severely impacting civilian life and infrastructure.
Following the deaths of Hassan Nasrallah and key Hezbollah members in Israeli airstrikes, Lebanon faces a critical juncture in the organization's future.
The Migrant Trap reveals how Libya traps African migrants seeking access to Europe.
The Libyan dinar has plummeted by 600% in three years, contributing to widespread frustration and economic collapse in the country.
Russia says it withdraws troops from Crimea while Ukraine celebrates a day of unity.
70 members of the anti-fascist tricolor bloco in São Paulo advocate for safety in sports stadiums amid Brazil's political polarization.
Al Qaeda's harsh rule in Northern Mali causes a food crisis and mass exodus of refugees.
Conflict in northern Mali intensifies as the Azawad Liberation Front battles Malian government forces backed by the Russian paramilitary group Wagner.
Over 70 years of frustration regarding defense spending is addressed as Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte discusses NATO's response to the Russian threat.
Hong Kong's new law criminalizes chanting this, leading to mass arrests of pro-democracy activists.
Mathias Rust, a German teenager, recounts his 1987 flight to Red Square in Moscow, challenging Cold War tensions and prompting discussions on nuclear arms.
Eight people were killed in a shooting incident during a tense political rally in Richmond, South Africa, as Thabo Mbeki campaigned for the ANC.
On the day of the referendum, polling stations in Crimea see a mix of voters, including those from the Crimean Tatar community, who largely boycott the event.
A Texan volunteer fighter in the Donbass region of Ukraine critiques American government policies, advocating for communism as a means to combat fascism.
