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The taliban have announced an amnesty for former afghan officials and call for women's participation.
Ukraine receives Modern tanks from Britain and Poland as fighting continues in Donbass.
A crowd of 200 to 300 yes voters gathers in Glasgow, passionately advocating for Scottish independence and expressing concerns about living near nuclear weapons.
Five prominent television creators discuss the influence of political shows on public perception during a panel at The New Yorker Festival in 2014.
In the aftermath of Israeli air strikes, a Nobel laureate reveals the grim reality of oppression in Iran.
Armed guards secure polling stations as turnout remains low during Ukraine's elections.
A trade war between Australia and China has intensified, affecting industries and the lives of Chinese Australians and international students caught in the middle.
Tensions erupt in southern Thailand as Muslims face police brutality amid rising conflict.
After two days of looting and rioting, troops loyal to Brigadier Jerry Singirok seized control of the main gates to the Murray Barracks in Port Moresby.
Malik Govinda from South London shares his Brexit experience and vision for Britain.
Ain Helweh, Lebanon's largest refugee camp, is home to 70,000 Palestinians facing economic and social challenges while seeking renewed support from the PLO.
Managua faces an uneasy calm as police reclaim university campuses from protesters in Nicaragua.
The Donbas Battalion, made up entirely of volunteers, recently captured a town in eastern Ukraine from separatists.
Ten thousand people once worked in Stoke's ceramic industry, a stark contrast to the visible decline seen in the city today.
Svalbard's strategic importance rises amid tensions between Russia and NATO nations.
Thousands of Syrians flee fighting as President Bashar al-Assad's regime faces ISIS advances.
1600 fighters from several Arab states operated in Bosnia during the war, some under the command of al-Qaeda, raising concerns about their presence today.
An estimated 13,000 supporters of the Basque separatist group ETA marched through San Sebastian, defying public outrage over the murder of politician Miguel Blanco.
Rishi Sunak received questions from the audience, including one from Matthew in Kent about his campaign strategy amid rising support for Liz Truss.
80% of homes in Northern Cyprus are claimed to belong to Greek Cypriots who fled during the island's division, raising ethical concerns for foreign buyers.
In February 2019, the Botswana government ruled that the Kalahari Bushmen must leave their land, prompting accusations of forced relocation for economic gain.
80 Palestinians and 14 Israelis were killed in the first three months of 2023 amid escalating violence and political turmoil in Israel.
Angela Merkel steps down as German Chancellor after 16 years of leadership and crises.
More than one billion dollars worth of Chinese arms have bolstered the Burmese army's offensive against the Karen, who have fought for independence since 1949.
The European Union confronts Italy over its risky spending plans to avoid a crisis like Greece's.
Germany's third-largest export market is Russia, which means a downturn there negatively affects the German economy and other European nations.
George Speight leads a violent takeover of the Fijian government amid ethnic unrest in 2000.
Palestinian women shift support from Fatah to Hamas, seeking change amid endemic corruption.
The investigation into Rafic Hariri's assassination remains controversial and politically charged.
Kenya's vulnerable communities face increased risks from flooding, disease, and poverty due to the abrupt cuts to USAID programs initiated by Donald Trump and Elon Musk.
Women in Eastern Congo work in mines for very small sums of money, often facing violence and exploitation as they struggle to feed their families.
In Uttar Pradesh, India, Hindu nationalists like Singh promote the conspiracy theory of love jihad, claiming Muslim men seduce Hindu women to convert them.
Supporters of Megawati Sukarnoputri occupy the Indonesian Democratic Party's headquarters in Jakarta, demanding her reinstatement by parliament after more than a month.
Residents in Milan's Chinaland feel threatened by the influx of Chinese migrants and call for action.
Over 1 million Palestinians live under constant threat in Gaza, where Israeli forces have turned the area into a battlefield.
Russia claims control of Luhansk region while increasing attacks on Ukrainian civilians.
Juan Guaidó faces off against Nicolas Maduro in Venezuela's ongoing political crisis.
Twenty-five years after the Good Friday Agreement, paramilitary groups in Northern Ireland remain as active as they were during the Troubles.
Muna al-Kurd fights for justice as Palestinians face evictions in Sheikh Jarrah, East Jerusalem.
Armed civilian groups in Venezuela actively support Nicolás Maduro amid the ongoing power struggle with opposition leader Juan Guaidó.
An all-women shortlist imposed by Labour party headquarters in 2005 led to a split in Blaenau Gwent, resulting in the loss of the local MP and council control.
Five congressmen, including Teddy Casino, camp out in the Congress building for 11 days, facing arrest if they leave amid accusations against them.
Muhammad Yusuf harvests saffron, the world's most expensive spice, in Kashmir amid political turmoil.
121 people died in the protests following the 2013 Gezi Park demonstrations, which began as a response to plans for a shopping mall in Istanbul.
A Czech citizen declared Liberland a new independent nation in 2015 after planting a flag on a tiny, unclaimed island in the Danube.
Ordinary people in Eastern Congo form militias to fight back against FDLR violence.
1300 kilometers of barbed wire fencing separate Tajikistan from Afghanistan, marking the challenges faced by returning refugees after years of civil war.
Climate change, the Covid pandemic, and the war in Ukraine significantly threaten global food security, particularly for countries dependent on Ukrainian wheat.
