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North Korea fires another missile, prompting warnings from the United States and Japan.
Julia Gillard warns of severe consequences from North Korean aggression at the Boao summit in China.
The Irish border's future is uncertain as the UK leaves the EU, impacting Northern Ireland.
Norway's September elections may see Erna Solberg's Conservative Party unseat Labour.
Mark Stone reports from the UN General Assembly as Biden condemns Putin's nuclear threats.
Nuneaton debates if Labour, under Jeremy Corbyn, can regain support from the Tories.
The US president says Belfast is a different city, urging citizens to uphold peace terms.
New Yorkers share their thoughts on Obama's Syria speech regarding military intervention.
Mikhail Saakashvili, a former president of Georgia, became the governor of Odessa, Ukraine, after living in New York City for nearly a decade.
Kazakhstan navigates its complex position between Russia and China amid the Ukraine war.
Oliver Stone interviews Vladimir Putin for a documentary challenging Western perceptions.
David Allen Green explains the Northern Irish Protocol and its implications for Brexit.
David Allen Green discusses the Northern Ireland Protocol bill and its legal implications.
The UK Conservative government faces criticism for breaking international law and straying from tradition.
Cambodia's recent election is deemed a 'sham' as opposition is excluded from participation.
In the Maldives, the opposition's election victory marks a pivotal moment for citizens seeking to end years of political turmoil and repression under former President Abdulla Yameen.
Caroline Flint lost her seat in Don Valley, a constituency that has been Labour since 1922, to the Conservatives in the recent election.
Supporters of the ousted leader protest in Thailand while anti-government groups celebrate.
The Trump-Putin meeting raises bipartisan concerns about potential impeachment.
China's largest military incursion into Taiwan airspace occurs amid U.S. military aid to Taiwan.
Over 15,000 people marched in London to counter a protest by Tommy Robinson's supporters, denouncing xenophobia and anti-Muslim sentiment.
Owen Jones addresses Russia's influence and dirty money in London post-Salisbury attack.
Pakistan stands that negotiations are essential for peace in Afghanistan's future.
Imran Khan leads Pakistan's election amid legitimacy and economic crises.
Students in Afghanistan protest Wednesday after border clashes with Pakistan amid Taliban threats.
Imran Khan is ousted as Pakistan's Prime Minister after a historic no-confidence vote.
Imran Khan advises the president to dissolve Parliament amid a no-confidence motion.
Pervez Musharraf receives a death sentence for treason in Pakistan while in exile.
Imran Khan faces opposition calls to resign amid Ukraine war's impact on Pakistan's politics.
A Palestinian medical student plays music for children in Gaza, bringing moments of joy and hope amidst the destruction caused by ongoing conflict.
Desperation in Gaza grows as aid distribution breaks down amid chaos and fighting.
After the Israeli withdrawal, Palestinians return to the ruins of their homes in Gaza, confronting the extensive devastation and emotional toll left behind.
Panama cuts ties with Taiwan, intensifying China's diplomatic pressure on the island.
Chechen soldiers, feared for their brutality, fight for the russian military in Ukraine's conflict.
The Paris attacks are a strategic move by ISIS to polarize and intimidate society.
The Supreme Court rules the government needs Parliament's approval to trigger Article 50.
Nancy Pelosi states the U.S. won't let China isolate Taiwan after her visit.
China and America clash over a balloon incident that escalates tensions between Beijing and the Pentagon.
People at a rally chant against US military funding while calling for justice and peace for Palestine.
The program highlights the violence in Gaza and Israel, with over a thousand people murdered.
The U.S. pledges to defend the Philippines in the South China Sea amid rising tensions.
Filipino President Rodrigo Duterte confronts China over South China Sea expansion ahead of his visit.
The Philippines will hold consequential elections with Marcos Jr. leading the polls.
The Philippines asserts fishing rights at Scarborough Shoal, challenging China's claims.
Germany's defense minister, Pistorius, plans to send another ship to the Pacific in 2024 to address regional security concerns.
Protests in Tehran follow the military's admission of shooting down a civilian plane.
Beth Rigby reports on Liz Truss's resignation as Prime Minister after just six weeks in office.
The prime minister warns of escalating tensions with Russia and announces troop deployments.
