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A mass grave containing over 30 bodies was uncovered in May 2015 in southern Thailand, linked to a human trafficking route originating from Myanmar.
Taiwan's pineapple industry faces a crisis after China bans imports of the lucky fruit.
Two Canadian MPs engage in discussions about environmental concerns and economic growth while addressing the implications of energy policies on future water safety.
Poland's evolving political landscape post-Law and Justice Party (PiS) is analyzed through insights from journalist Anna Kowalska, highlighting its geopolitical significance.
Dominik Tarczynski defends Poland's election plans amid the pandemic and criticizes the EU Commission.
Mass protests erupted across Senegal following President Macky Sall's announcement to postpone elections originally scheduled for February 2024.
53% of voters under 40 supported Karol Nawrocki in the presidential election, signaling a shift back to right-wing populism in Poland.
President Biden condemns Russia's invasion of Ukraine and its violations of the UN Charter.
Parris Ksenia follows Polina Cohen in Poland's rising far-right National Radical Camp.
Polina prepares for the Independence Day march and faces her first election campaign.
Pre-emptive war strategies employed by Washington raise critical questions about the future of global relations and the risks of military interventions.
Shaun Walker and Antony Butts report from Sevastopol on the Crimean referendum's impact.
Supporters of president Donald Trump storm the Capitol, clashing with police during chaos.
Protests erupt in Haiti as President Martelly faces demands to step down amid political chaos.
Thousands of protesters in Belarus face severe consequences, with many detained and some disappearing or found dead following disputed elections.
Juan Guiado leads Venezuela's opposition movement against President Nicolas Maduro in 2019.
Protests erupt in China against Xi Jinping's regime and strict COVID policies.
Membership in the Proud Boys has exploded, with chapters now established in Australia and a growing presence in the United States.
Street art in Puerto Rico reflects frustrations over the island's U.S. territory status.
Putin and Xi unite against the West, challenging democracy and international order.
Chinese President Xi Jinping's visit to Moscow comes as Vladimir Putin faces an international criminal court warrant for his arrest.
118 submariners died when the Kursk sank in the Barents Sea, while the Russian military misled the public about the circumstances of the disaster.
Estonia grapples with integrating its Russian-speaking community amid media influence.
In Russia, Ben Ferguson engages with voters and opposition figures to reveal the challenges of democracy under Vladimir Putin's regime and the influence of Vladimir Zhirinovsky.
The panel discusses Putin's demands for security guarantees and rising tensions in Ukraine.
Putin threatens nuclear action amid the crisis surrounding Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
Putin's war in Ukraine raises fears of threats to Eastern Europe and NATO's response.
Lolwah Al-Khater discusses Qatar's reforms and terrorism allegations on Conflict Zone.
Four days after a party Congress, rebel soldiers fired on government troops in Dili amid escalating political tensions in East Timor.
In January 1991, Muslim Nationalists fight the Indian army in Kashmir, leading to severe atrocities.
The UN General Assembly suspends Russia from the Human Rights Council over war crimes in Ukraine.
France's Far Right rises after the National Rally's success in European elections, sparking protests.
130 police officers from London, Birmingham, Liverpool, and Manchester provide firsthand accounts of the violent riots that erupted in August 2011.
In 2013, US companies exported over $6 billion worth of defense equipment to the Middle East, a market that has grown significantly in the last decade.
In the village of Shyrokyne, residents endure relentless violence and food shortages as pro-Russia rebel soldiers from the 8th Separate Mobile Brigade hold their ground amid ongoing conflict.
Reform deputy leader Richard Tice criticized political rivals as "chickens" for refusing to participate in the Clacton by-election following Nigel Farage's resignation.
Rudy Giuliani demanded that Ukraine publicly announce investigations into the 2016 election and the DNC server as a condition for a White House visit.
Exxon shifts from climate research to denial, impacting public perception and policy.
Republicans in Alabama express rising support for Vladimir Putin amid a Senate election.
234 Afghans were deported from Germany on charter flights between December 2016 and May 2018, facing dire conditions upon their return to Kabul.
Malaysia Airlines Flight 17 is shot down over Ukraine, killing 298 people on July 17, 2014.
Vladimir Putin orders troops into Ukraine's Donetsk and Luhansk, escalating tensions significantly.
By May 2017, 4,000 NATO personnel will be permanently stationed in the Baltics, marking the largest troop buildup since the Cold War.
Ukrainian President Vladimir Zolensky addresses the European Parliament amid Russian attacks.
Chancellor Olaf Schultz arrives in Moscow to discuss Ukraine tensions with Putin.
Andrei Kolesnikov discusses Putin's threat to the West amid Ukraine's military gains.
The Russian invasion of Ukraine escalates as Kiev faces heavy shelling and civilian resistance.
Civilians in russian occupied eastern ukraine face urgent evacuation warnings amid escalating conflict.
