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Tensions rise as relations between superpowers China and the United States hit a new low.
More than 3 million Uyghurs are detained in concentration camps in Xinjiang, while Uyghur scholar Umer teaches their language in secret in Pakistan.
A 20 percent voter turnout could benefit hard-right candidates in Iran's upcoming presidential election, according to political analyst Vali R. Nasr.
In Caracas, supporters of President Nicolás Maduro express their loyalty amid U.S. airstrikes and serious allegations against him, including cocaine trafficking.
At least a dozen people died during one of the widest spread weather crises in Texas history, prompting community volunteers to respond rapidly.
Evgeny Prigozhin halts Wagner's march on Moscow, avoiding bloodshed in Russia.
Four thousand Armenian soldiers died in last year’s conflict with Azerbaijan as the country prepares for a crucial election.
Russia's invasion of Ukraine on February 24, 2022, forced millions from their homes and triggered a global food and energy crisis.
The war in Ukraine highlights a Global clash between Western democracies and autocracies like Russia and China.
India abstains from condemning Russia's invasion of Ukraine during a UN vote this week.
Heavy fighting continues in Ukraine as President Putin leads Russia's aggressive war efforts.
Western nations increase military aid to Ukraine as Russia seeks full control of eastern Ukraine.
Russia mobilizes troops and plans to annex Ukrainian provinces amid escalating tensions.
A 1998 investigation by the Truth and Reconciliation Commission reopened the probe into the crash that killed Samora Machel, raising questions about possible foul play.
In March 2005, The Maldives face challenges from global warming and a positive Tsunami impact.
Almost 70% of Stoke-on-Trent voters opted to leave the EU, leading to negative media portrayals that residents aim to change.
Chris Christie was inaugurated as New Jersey's governor on January 19, 2010, but his approval ratings plummeted during his second term.
Three Papuans were reportedly killed during a recent shootout between police and the armed independence movement in West Papua.
Air raid sirens sound in Kiev as Russia invades Ukraine, prompting international condemnation.
Western Sahara's ongoing conflict between the Sahrawi People's Liberation Army (SPLA) and Morocco highlights the struggle for independence in a resource-rich territory.
Angela Merkel's legacy as German Chancellor shapes Germany's future amid immigration debates.
An estimated 265,000 Jewish retirees now call Palm Beach County home, making it the number-one destination for this demographic in America.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy calls for peace talks as Russia seizes Slavutych.
The Wagner Rebellion raises concerns about Russia's economic stability and political divisions.
On July 1, 1997, Britain returned Hong Kong to China, promising that its capitalist system would remain unchanged for 50 years until 2047.
Safa Al Ahmad clarifies the complex relationship between the Houthis and Iranians in Yemen.
President Trump and John Bolton clash over America's role in Syria and the Middle East.
On February 11, 2008, Alfredo Reinado was shot dead outside Prime Minister José Ramos-Horta's home amid a chaotic political crisis in Timor-Leste.
The video highlights uncertainty about the release of Robert Mueller's report on Russian interference.
Israel intensifies military operations in Gaza City against Hamas, led by Netanyahu.
France's image as a shining example of European democracy overlooks its treatment of Muslims.
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy visits Donbas as Russian strikes hit cities near Kyiv.
The White House discusses President Biden's actions on Chinese intelligence and aerial phenomena.
The Houthis rise in Yemen is shaped by media suppression and lessons learned from conflict.
Nauru's phosphate reserves once made it wealthy, but now it faces severe poverty and crisis.
Jerusalem's Old City is divided into Muslim, Christian, and Jewish quarters, reflecting the complex identities and claims of its inhabitants.
The Inter-Services Intelligence agency, a 10,000-strong security force, is accused of defying the Pakistani government and supporting the Taliban.
Israeli settlers like Daniella Weiss in the West Bank express their determination amidst the complex political landscape hindering peace efforts in the region.
Maritime laws are increasingly ineffective in securing global shipping routes, as territorial disputes in regions like the Strait of Hormuz and the Panama Canal escalate.
Trump holds a commanding lead in South Carolina, where polls indicate he remains the leading Republican candidate despite facing multiple indictments.
Coca cultivation in Colombia has nearly tripled despite peace efforts with FARC.
Seventy percent of Wigan's population voted to leave the European Union, reflecting a divide between the North and South of England.
About 70 million evangelical Christians in America support Israel, making them the largest pro-Israeli voting bloc in the world.
The West's toughest sanctions cut Russia off from Swift, impacting global banks and loans.
The West pushes back against Beijing over human rights issues in Hong Kong and beyond.
In rural Italy, ageing populations face economic challenges that intersect with the arrival of African migrants seeking safety and stability, as documented by photographer Francesco Bellina.
Vladimir Putin's support remains strong in Russia despite economic challenges since Crimea's annexation.
Greenland, home to about 57,000 people, has become a focal point of U.S. interest as Donald Trump seeks to acquire the territory from Denmark.
