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Merkel reflects on history and congratulates Biden and Harris on their election victory.
Mevlut Cavusoglu discusses Turkey's strained EU relations in Dusseldorf.
Donald Trump plans to deport millions of Mexicans and build a wall between Mexico and the U.S.
In 2025, EU Commissioner Michael McGrath reported no progress on rule of law recommendations for Hungary, citing issues with press freedom and media control.
Mayotte faces a migrant crisis as France tightens its asylum policies and resources dwindle.
75% of the judging process for the Miss Tibet pageant is controlled by its director, Lobsang Wangyal, raising questions about its impact on Tibetan women.
Robert Mugabe's land reform in Zimbabwe leads to violent land seizures from white farmers, igniting unrest and exposing government corruption.
More than 3.2 million Zimbabweans live outside their country, with many hoping to return to vote in the upcoming elections amid ongoing political challenges.
This video shows the military takeover announced on television and Aung San Suu Kyi's arrest.
Nearly 1,000 military attacks occurred in November 2021, prompting thousands of Burmese resistance fighters to flee into Thailand for safety.
Azerbaijan's military operation in Stepanakert on September 19, 2023, triggered a mass exodus of 130,000 Armenians from Nagorno-Karabakh, highlighting a humanitarian crisis.
Alexey Navalny poses a real threat to Vladimir Putin amid rising protests in Russia.
Nawal El Saadawi discusses the ongoing revolution and the challenges from Mubarak and the Muslim Brothers.
A 50-year commitment to anti-apartheid activism by David Aster shaped the international response to South Africa's struggle for freedom.
Russia's war on Ukraine shifts from a regional conflict to global tensions, impacting U.S.-Saudi relations.
President Zelensky demands more military aid as the West supplies Ukraine with tanks.
In July 2007, a vibrant Islamic movement in Kyrgyzstan challenges the political system.
Nicosia remains divided 45 years after Turkey and Greece's conflict over Cyprus.
Niger's junta arrests ministers and accuses France of planning military intervention.
Niger faces instability as ECOWAS considers military intervention after a coup.
On October 20, 2020, police opened fire on demonstrators during one of Nigeria's largest protests in a generation, demanding the disbandment of SARS.
Bujumbura faces nighttime violence linked to police and the Imbonerakure in recent weeks.
Kim Jong Un's birthday coincides with North and South Korea's first talks in two years.
North Korea's 70th birthday celebration features the Mass Games, highlighting themes of reunification with South Korea amid ongoing peace talks.
200,000 military personnel parade in Cumulus Sun Square, signaling a potential shift in North Korea's approach amid rising tensions with the United States.
North Korea escalates tensions with South Korea after a recent explosion near the border.
North Korea, under Kim Jong-un, advances its nuclear weapons program amid severe sanctions while foreign journalists experience a tightly controlled version of the regime.
North Belfast's peace walls highlight ongoing divisions in Northern Ireland since the Good Friday Agreement.
Hunt Oil defies Iraq's new oil law backed by The White House with a regional oil deal.
David Remnick hosts Salman Rushdie and others in a discussion on art during political unrest.
An estimated 2,300 civilians have been killed since Myanmar's military coup in 2021, as pro-democracy activists take up arms against the junta.
John-Allan Namu investigates the Kenyatta family's wealth and influence in Kenya, highlighting connections to the Pandora Papers and systemic corruption.
Activists in South Korea launch helium balloons to send USB drives and propaganda into North Korea, aiming to break the regime's media control.
Russia's military intervention in Syria marks its first military action outside the former Soviet Union since its collapse in 1991.
Governor Laila Ghannam discusses life under Israeli occupation in Ramallah amid escalating violence.
Turkey's economic woes bring doubt to Erdogan's leadership amid rising inflation and crisis.
In October 2005, Natalie Rowe sold her story about nights spent with George Osborne and the implications for his political career as voting began for Conservative leadership.
A constituency that once had a Conservative majority of 500 now boasts a 9,500 majority for the Labour Party, reflecting a significant political shift.
Vasanta discusses Boris Johnson's leadership and the Conservative Party's future at the Tory conference.
About 70 percent of Ashfield voters chose to leave the European Union, raising questions about Labour's declining support in the constituency.
A new security deal between the Solomon Islands and China raises concerns for Australia and the US.
In March 1997, Nawaz Sharif's second term faces challenges from the Islamic movement and violence.
Pakistan's ISI controls sensitive policies on Afghanistan and Kashmir while backing the Taliban.
Recent violence in New Caledonia reveals tensions between the French and Kanak people.
Russian forces' invasion of Ukraine has prompted global condemnation, sanctions against Russia, and personal accounts of the refugee crisis at the Romanian-Ukrainian border.
Deteriorating relations between Europe and China are examined, highlighting Beijing's actions during the pandemic and concerns over democracy in Hong Kong.
Mali's escalating violence challenges UN peacekeepers, as they shift from traditional roles to counterterrorism efforts against groups like ISIS in the Sahel region.
Top Secret Pentagon leaks reveal Ukraine's military weaknesses and Washington's views on the war.
