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Ukrainian President Vladimir Zolensky addresses the European Parliament amid Russian attacks.
Russia invades Ukraine, leading to casualties in Kiev and a mobilization of Ukrainian forces.
Andrei Kolesnikov discusses Putin's threat to the West amid Ukraine's military gains.
A former spy for China's Ministry of State Security reveals covert operations conducted in Australia, highlighting the complexities of international espionage.
Rwanda's military diplomacy, involving the Rwandan Defense Forces, plays a crucial role in peacekeeping missions and economic investments across Africa.
Ukrainian forces lost two tanks during a disorganized retreat in Debaltsevo, raising questions about the effectiveness of potential U.S. lethal aid.
Ayatollah Sistani's influence in Iraq is crucial for the new government's stability in June 2004.
Harry Dunn, a 19-year-old from Northamptonshire, died in a motorcycle accident involving Anne Sacoolas, whose diplomatic immunity complicates the family's quest for justice.
Germany fears that the destruction of gas heating and electricity infrastructure in Ukraine will lead to hardship and cold for civilians as winter approaches.
163,000 migrants entered Sweden in 2015, sparking a rise in far-right sentiment and the emergence of the Sweden Democrats as a major political force.
The Eastern Democratic Republic of Congo faces a new Rebellion as citizens mobilize against M23.
Tensions in the Strait of Hormuz escalate as Iranian forces fire on commercial vessels, prompting a standoff with the United States amid ongoing sanctions.
Four Corners reviews AUKUS amid Pentagon concerns over America's interests and Australia’s future.
Eighteen people, including children and women, were killed in an incident that Palestinians describe as a massacre amid ongoing violence in Gaza.
Switzerland's neutrality is tested as countries seek to re-export arms to Ukraine.
Taiwan faces rising tensions with China as the threat of invasion looms over the island.
Almost no Taiwanese live on less than $1.90 a day, according to Chou Hsi-wei, a pro-Beijing politician discussing Taiwan's relationship with China.
Taiwan's 300,000-strong military remains on combat readiness amid rising tensions and fears of a potential invasion from mainland China.
The Taliban effectively takes control of Afghanistan after the government collapses.
Sahil Shaheen assures no Taliban attacks on U.S. forces during troop withdrawal from Afghanistan.
The taliban have announced an amnesty for former afghan officials and call for women's participation.
Over 600,000 personnel make up Taiwan's armed forces, supported by U.S. military advisory efforts during the Cold War.
Thousands of Syrians flee fighting as President Bashar al-Assad's regime faces ISIS advances.
Last summer, the Islamic State seizes Mosul, prompting Shia militias to fight back in Iraq.
The vote for the Authorization for the Use of Military Force in 2001 was nearly unanimous, with only Representative Barbara Lee opposing it.
Violence in Myanmar leads to the deaths of over 60 Muslims amid rising Buddhist extremism.
The January 6th Capitol riots' first public hearing reveals law enforcement's failures and questions the pre-planning of the attack, highlighting intelligence lapses.
80% of homes in Northern Cyprus are claimed to belong to Greek Cypriots who fled during the island's division, raising ethical concerns for foreign buyers.
In Japan, Sumo wrestling faces scrutiny over health issues, bullying, and the harsh training conditions endured by young wrestlers like 12-year-old Kyuta Kumugai.
Angela Merkel steps down as German Chancellor after 16 years of leadership and crises.
The investigation into Rafic Hariri's assassination remains controversial and politically charged.
The Iraq war leads to significant casualties and a critical inquiry into British involvement.
Islamist militants from Syria beheaded soldiers and launched suicide bombers into Beirut in 2014, marking a turning point in Lebanon's security situation.
Russia claims control of Luhansk region while increasing attacks on Ukrainian civilians.
Twenty-five years after the Good Friday Agreement, paramilitary groups in Northern Ireland remain as active as they were during the Troubles.
Armed civilian groups in Venezuela actively support Nicolás Maduro amid the ongoing power struggle with opposition leader Juan Guaidó.
Muhammad Yusuf harvests saffron, the world's most expensive spice, in Kashmir amid political turmoil.
Neil Haywood's cyanide poisoning in Chongqing reveals corruption in China's elite politics.
Veterans express frustration over the U.S. government's failure to protect Afghan allies from Taliban reprisals following the withdrawal from Afghanistan.
The video discusses the Palestinian political divide between Hamas and Fatah during a major anniversary.
On July 15, 2016, the Turkish Military attempts a coup, resulting in 246 deaths and mass arrests.
Robert Shrimsley and Miranda Green discuss paths to power before the UK's next election.
Peter Kassig's execution by Isis follows a failed rescue operation led by New York lawyer Stanley Cohen.
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.
Glenn Carle, a former CIA officer, reveals that he was instructed to use torture methods on a high-ranking al-Qaeda member shortly after September 11.
Law and order in the Solomon Islands is completely broken down, with rampant murders and gang rule.
A Somali pirate describes a hijacking, stating, "We climbed aboard and demanded the captain stop," as piracy thrives in a lawless region.
Five wounded Iraqi combatants were reportedly shot by U.S. Marines during the 2004 Battle of Fallujah, raising questions about military engagement rules.
