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3.9 kilometers below South Africa, the intense heat of the world's deepest mine reaches 60 degrees, making further travel impossible.
Twenty-one-year-old Virginia Ljuba Colajanni believes feminism has passed its point of usefulness as young people in Europe increasingly support right-wing parties.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky's first meeting with foreign media during the Russian invasion in February 2022 is analyzed alongside insights from reporter Florian Litzler.
In China, Daniel Satra observes the impact of the government's strict Covid-19 strategy, including mandatory testing and lockdowns, on daily life and reporting.
The conclusion of America’s war in Afghanistan has led to a severe humanitarian crisis, exacerbated by the Taliban's return to power and the challenges faced by the Afghan people.
Donald Trump initially claims the cost of the proposed border wall would be around 4 billion dollars, but estimates later rise to as much as 12 billion.
95% of Brazilians believe their country is headed in the wrong direction as they prepare to vote in a crucial presidential election.
The UK has become one of the worst performing economies in the G7 since the Brexit vote, with the pound dropping by almost 14 percent.
Conan O'Brien visits Cuba to connect with locals amid changing U.S.-Cuba relations.
Conan O'Brien reflects on the 2016 election, noting that half the country feels happy while the other half is despondent or furious.
John Oliver interviews the Dalai Lama about Tibetan struggles under Chinese rule.
During the Obama administration, the U.S. reportedly launched eight times more drone strikes than under his predecessor, raising ethical concerns about military operations.
John Oliver and Fareed Zakaria discuss Narendra Modi's election victory in India.
Only 4% of French people are satisfied with President François Hollande's leadership as the country approaches a critical presidential election on April 23.
John Oliver updates on India's historic election and Narendra Modi's victory.
Alexander Lukashenko, who has ruled Belarus for nearly three decades, faced widespread protests after a highly contested election in August 2020.
Mexico's upcoming elections will be the largest in its history, with positions for the presidency and congressional seats at stake for a nation of 123 million people.
Donald Trump's first visit to India includes a potential stop at the Taj Mahal, an enduring symbol of love, alongside Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
The Mueller report, over 400 pages long, confirms Russian interference in the U.S. election and details multiple contacts with Trump associates.
An estimated 30,000 people have died in the Philippines due to Rodrigo Duterte's war on drugs, prompting an investigation by the International Criminal Court.
Dana White, president of the Ultimate Fighting Championship, opened the Republican National Convention in Cleveland with a speech about Donald Trump's business acumen.
China's Air Force sent nearly 150 planes into Taiwan's Air Defense Zone since the start of the month, escalating military tensions between the two sides.
Conan discusses how China seems to dominate the United States in recent years.
William Barr described national lockdowns as "the greatest intrusion on civil liberties in American history," sparking controversy during his tenure as Attorney General.
During a vote to scrap term limits for China's president, 2 out of nearly 3,000 ballots opposed the unprecedented move, allowing Xi Jinping to potentially remain in power for life.
During Friday prayers in Quetta, a cleric calls for donations to support the Taliban, celebrating America's defeat in Afghanistan.
Iain Duncan Smith discusses Brexit chaos and the need to respect the British vote to leave.
Putin and Bin Salman face scrutiny at the G20 summit over their controversial actions.
An American diplomat's car from RAF Croton nearly causes an accident on Friday.
Dozens are killed in Almaty protests over fuel prices and political change in Kazakhstan.
Eltham residents unite to protect their community from riots and support the police service.
Catalunya faces deep divisions as citizens question the path to independence and better governance.
Charles III is proclaimed King of the United Kingdom after Queen Elizabeth II's death.
Lebanon and Israel settle maritime border dispute, enhancing security and gas exploration.
Joshua Wong meets Heiko Maas in Germany, prompting a diplomatic complaint from China.
Mark Regev defends the IDF against accusations of targeting civilians in Gaza.
The invasion of Ukraine begins as Russian President Putin attacks its sovereignty and integrity.
Sheikh Hasina discusses her legacy and family history in her first interview after re-election.
George W. Bush calls the Afghanistan troop withdrawal a mistake in this broadcast.
Catalonia's independence movement seeks social rights and collective action for change.
Lord Heseltine admits defeat in the Remain fight as Boris Johnson secures a Conservative majority.
Hundreds of thousands of people in Britain rose up in 1936 to stop a fascist march through a Jewish neighborhood, reflecting a long history of resistance to racism.
A local merchant in Heihe states that many of the products he sells come from Russia, reflecting the enduring friendship between the two nations.
South Africa faces another wave of anti-immigrant protests led by Operation Dudula.
In Catalonia, residents express concerns about media misrepresentation while advocating for open dialogue on the region's independence from Spain.
Russia has violated multiple international treaties, including the Budapest memorandum, according to Christoph Heuskin, chairman of the Munich Security Conference.
Petro Poroshenko discusses Ukraine's mobilization and challenges Putin's casualty claims.
