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Thousands of Russians rally in support of Putin despite sanctions and isolation from Ukraine.
America seeks to reclaim semiconductor manufacturing amid U.S.-China tensions.
On July 15, 2016, the Turkish Military attempts a coup, resulting in 246 deaths and mass arrests.
In 2022, Giorgia Meloni's Brothers of Italy became the largest party in parliament, marking a shift in far-right politics in Europe.
Last November, a secret meeting in Potsdam brought together far-right activists and neo-Nazi sympathizers to discuss the mass deportation of migrants.
A far-right political party, the SVP, organizes a 300-man march in Sweden on Mayday, prompting a counter-protest from the militant Revolutionary Front.
88 days of protests in Belgrade against President Milosevic ended in disillusionment as opposition leaders fell out and failed to secure free elections.
HC Strache's Freedom party gains 27% of the vote in Vienna's recent elections, signaling change.
A map drawn during a discussion identifies the 'red wall' as a battleground of Labour-held seats that the Conservative Party aims to capture.
Robert discusses Brexit's impact as the UK prepares to leave the EU on a Friday in January.
Robert Shrimsley and Miranda Green discuss Brexit's impact on the election landscape.
Robert discusses Brexit's progress amid Boris Johnson's pandemic challenges.
Robert Shrimsley and Miranda Green discuss paths to power before the UK's next election.
Operation Lightning Strike mobilized 2,500 soldiers and 500 police in Lithuania to simulate a response to hybrid warfare tactics similar to those used in Ukraine.
Adnan al Haideri claimed to have seen hundreds of sites in Iraq used for chemical, biological, and nuclear weapons research before his defection in 2001.
90% of the world's heroin and opium is produced in Afghanistan, where U.S. support for warlords complicates the fight against the Taliban.
Scotland's 2015 election reflects a desire for change, with Becca and Ulysse voicing their hopes.
A Somali pirate describes a hijacking, stating, "We climbed aboard and demanded the captain stop," as piracy thrives in a lawless region.
Ten years ago, Coby was considered the safest Labour seat in Britain, with Tom Clark serving as the local MP since 1982.
In March 2014, students occupied Taiwan's parliament to protest a controversial service trade agreement with China, leading to the formation of the Sunflower Movement.
More than 2,200 tons of opium have been harvested in Afghanistan, producing nearly half of the world's heroin supply.
More than a quarter of a million refugees live in camps across the Jaffna peninsula as the Sri Lankan army tightens its grip on the region.
Military and security expenditures in the U.S. increased by 119 percent in less than ten years, according to Susan Eisenhower's documentation.
Over a thousand multinational companies have exited Russia in response to the war and international sanctions, significantly impacting the economy.
This business special discusses the true impact of sanctions on Russia's economy.
Approximately 4,500 wealthy white landowners in Zimbabwe faced land confiscation under Robert Mugabe's controversial reform program starting in 1998.
Tens of thousands died in Turkey and Syria's earthquakes on February 6 due to political failures.
Palestine is divided into two territories, the Gaza Strip governed by Hamas and the West Bank controlled by Fatah, impacting the lives of its youth amid ongoing conflict.
Parts of Kashgar, a city with a history spanning 2,000 years, are being demolished by the Chinese government amid rising tensions with Uighur residents.
In Sept 2003, Congo seeks to unify and restore peace after years of hostilities and struggles.
The massacre at Tantura in 1948 is examined, revealing the Israeli government's efforts to suppress the truth about this pivotal event in the nation's history.
Wolfgang Ischinger discusses Ukraine's war, peace talks, and Russia's limited gains in Donbass.
Bosnia's Dayton Peace Agreement entrenches divides among Croats, Bosniaks, and Serbs.
On January 26, 200 demonstrators were arrested during protests in New Delhi against three laws that threaten family farms and farmers' livelihoods.
Minnesota's Iron Range shifts political allegiance as miners support Trump for economic revival.
Kashmir's internet blackout makes it near impossible to know what is happening in the region.
Three days after Hurricane Laura, residents return to Lake Charles to find their homes damaged, with fallen trees and significant roof leaks.
Feminists in Karachi organise a march against Pakistan's radical religious right for revolution.
Protesters in Syntagma Square oppose a $96 billion deal amid rising tensions and violence.
February 24, 2022, marks a significant turning point in European history with the start of Vladimir Putin's full-scale invasion of Ukraine.
Four young women, including Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, lead the fight for climate change legislation.
2,000 troops are sent from Tonga to the Solomon Islands amid calls for democratic reform and growing discontent among the population.
Tony Blair reflects on New Labor's 20th anniversary and discusses Mrs. May's election decision.
The Houthi movement rules northern Yemen, invoking the Prophet Mohammed and attacking Israel.
Ukrainians marked their national holiday with sorrow for lost loved ones as Russia's war reached the six-month mark.
14,000 US troops are part of the NATO forces in Afghanistan, working to establish control and win local support against the Taliban insurgency.
Eighteen months after the Capitol Hill violence, David Frum argues that Donald Trump viewed Vladimir Putin as a hero during a critical moment for US democracy.
The presidential election raises more questions about America's deep divisions and future leadership.
