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Thirty percent of British Army deployments now consist of members from the Territorial Army, who balance civilian jobs with military training.
Simon Ostrovsky covers the funeral of a Tatar man killed by Cossacks in Crimea's crisis.
Dennis Rodman claims he deserves a Nobel Peace Prize for his role in opening dialogue with North Korea and contributing to the Trump-Kim summit.
Virgil Griffith, a programmer from Tuscaloosa, Alabama, faces legal issues after visiting North Korea.
Tajikistan struggles with cheap drugs from Afghanistan, facing violence and addiction issues.
Saul Alinsky engages in a spirited debate with members of the Company of Young Canadians in Toronto, focusing on strategies for achieving social change.
Franklin D. Roosevelt addresses the American public on December 24, 1943, discussing the outcomes of the Teheran and Cairo Conferences during World War II.
Eleanor Roosevelt's era is examined through Andrea Flynn's insights on gender equality during the National Conversation on #RightsAndJustice panel.
2 million Iraqi refugees live in Syria and Jordan, with many facing the difficult decision to return to Iraq amid ongoing violence and instability.
More than 30 Tamil men are denied bail in Sri Lanka, facing charges of illegal migration after attempting to flee to Australia by boat.
Bill Clinton admitted to having sexual relations with Gennifer Flowers during a deposition, a revelation that tested his marriage to Hillary Clinton.
Simon Ostrovsky joins Oleh Lyashko to hunt separatists in Eastern Ukraine.
Minh, a Vietnamese boy, is trafficked and forced to grow cannabis in Derby, revealing modern slavery.
A former child soldier returns to his childhood village fourteen years later, facing his past.
In July 2007, five former Khmer Rouge leaders face trial, including Khieu Samphan and Pol Pot's men.
Keith Gessen highlights Moscow's traffic troubles in this week's New Yorker article.
Sgt. Jessica Haut navigates her transition as a transgender soldier in the U.S. Army, highlighting the challenges and support she encounters from peers.
A Guardian journalist faces intimidation in Putin's Russia after a break-in in Moscow.
In 2011, a Pennsylvania judge was charged with taking millions in kickbacks for sending thousands of juvenile offenders to for-profit youth jails.
Norman Lear reflects on his friendship with Ben Bradlee, discussing their shared commitment to truth and the impact of the Watergate episode on American media.
Hungary's mile fence struggles to stop migrants, revealing the plight of Syrians and Arabs.
Franklin D. Roosevelt addresses the American public in a Fireside Chat on December 9, 1941, following the United States' declaration of war on Japan.
On June 12, 1987, Ronald Reagan spoke at the Berlin Wall, stating, "This wall will fall."
Three nights of chaos erupted at the Stonewall Inn in June 1969, marking a turning point in the LGBTQ movement and the fight for civil rights.
Millions of people are fleeing for their lives from Ukraine, facing uncertain futures as they seek safety and shelter in unfamiliar places.
Saddam Hussein's propaganda machine maintains his power through flawless public image management.
A 25-year-old biomedical scientist recounts his experience in a Sri Lankan internment camp, where he witnessed the suffering of civilians during the civil war.
The Gambia faces a fish shortage as Chinese factories export local fish to China and Europe.
Eighteen-year-old Iser recounts being attacked at a beach in Sydney, where a mob fueled by nationalism and racism descended into violence.
This report includes footage of Saddam Hussein's visit to Kurds after the Anfal campaign.
The Senate Intelligence Committee spent five years and $40 million investigating the CIA's enhanced interrogation program, concluding it was a failure.
10,000 people were amputated during Sierra Leone's civil war, many at the hands of child soldiers who were drugged and coerced into violence.
A building in Gaza was hit and evaporated, illustrating the daily destruction faced by residents in the region.
Firefighters at station number four in Donetsk battle fires amid ongoing shelling and danger.
Muhammed Faris, Syria’s first astronaut, reflects on his transformation from national hero to refugee in Istanbul amid the country's political turmoil.
Anna Del Castillo reveals the White House ignored concerns over Gaza during Biden's administration.
Michael shares secret footage from an Eritrean prison in 'Escaping Eritrea.'
Jewish immigration to the West Bank is highlighted through the experiences of new settlers, including a family from Southern France and the challenges they face in disputed territories.
A new excavation campaign at Ani, a UNESCO World Heritage site, began in summer 2024, amid ongoing disputes over its historical significance.
In Kyiv, a Sky News team recounts their harrowing experience of surviving a Russian ambush while attempting to reach Bucha amid escalating conflict.
Volunteers bolster Ukraine's military to defend against Russian forces along the eastern border.
Dexter Thomas reports on the rise of carfentanil overdoses in Ohio and across America.
VICE News covers protests in Caracas, featuring student leaders and violent clashes with police.
Ben Zygier's actions lead to his mysterious identity and brutal fate with the Mossad.
DW correspondents report on Ukraine's counteroffensive amid Russian Artillery attacks.
In 1607, the Jamestown settlement became the first permanent English colony in America, facing food shortages, conflicts with Indigenous peoples, and survival challenges.
The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People initiated a boycott in Natchez, Mississippi, to address demands for racial justice during the civil rights movement.
Atlanta, Georgia, showcases its history and natural resources in Aerial America.
