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Approximately 4,500 wealthy white landowners in Zimbabwe faced land confiscation under Robert Mugabe's controversial reform program starting in 1998.
The massacre at Tantura in 1948 is examined, revealing the Israeli government's efforts to suppress the truth about this pivotal event in the nation's history.
Bosnia's Dayton Peace Agreement entrenches divides among Croats, Bosniaks, and Serbs.
Minnesota's Iron Range shifts political allegiance as miners support Trump for economic revival.
February 24, 2022, marks a significant turning point in European history with the start of Vladimir Putin's full-scale invasion of Ukraine.
Joseph Kony's Lord's Resistance Army has killed almost 3,000 villagers in Uganda in the last two years while evading capture for over 20 years.
Ukrainians marked their national holiday with sorrow for lost loved ones as Russia's war reached the six-month mark.
735 truckloads of goods are needed daily for housing reconstruction in Gaza, but only 400 to 500 trucks are currently entering each day.
Eighteen months after the Capitol Hill violence, David Frum argues that Donald Trump viewed Vladimir Putin as a hero during a critical moment for US democracy.
Tensions between the United States and China escalate as Donald Trump pressures Xi Jinping to secure the Strait of Hormuz amid rising conflict with Iran.
Tensions between Washington and Tehran rise after the killing of Qassem Soleimani by a US drone strike.
Donald Trump's announcement of a new naval mission in the Strait of Hormuz raises questions about whether "Project Freedom" will ease tensions or escalate the US-Iran standoff.
Donald Trump complicates Biden's transition while issuing warnings to Iran and troop withdrawals.
Trump's policy forces Central American migrants to wait in Mexico for asylum processing.
Trump sides with Putin over U.S. intelligence at a controversial Helsinki press conference.
Since Trump's announcement, over 50 Palestinians and four Israelis have been killed amid protests and unrest across Israel and Palestine.
More than 120,000 confidential documents leaked to The Guardian reveal how Uber operated illegally in various cities worldwide.
Bobby Wine faces military siege at home after declaring himself president-elect in Uganda.
The Ukrainian army repelled Russian forces in Makariv, securing Kyiv's northwest suburbs.
Two people were killed and six others wounded in missile strikes in Kramatorsk as negotiations between Ukraine and Russia yielded no significant progress.
The video addresses mounting international concern over Russian troops near Ukraine's border.
Bucha's mass graves and evidence of torture prompt Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky to accuse Russia of genocide, leading to international calls for accountability.
Twenty people crossed the U.S.-Mexico border at San Ysidro in three days, as Ukrainian and Russian refugees navigate the challenges of seeking asylum.
Peter Collett analyzes the body language of Donald Trump, Melania Trump, and others from 2017.
Edwin Bohle's connections with Libyan operatives and the CIA's suspicions about his involvement in the Lockerbie bombing raise critical questions about his role.
Never in history has there been ground combat at the altitude of 21,158 feet, a record set during the Siachen conflict between India and Pakistan.
US ambassador Warren Stephens expresses confidence in collaborating with UK foreign secretary Ed Miliband despite disagreements over North Sea energy policy.
US foreign policy under Presidents Donald Trump and Joe Biden highlights contrasting approaches, from Trump's "America First" to Biden's multilateralism with NATO and China.
High-level negotiations between US and Iranian officials in Switzerland, mediated by Qatar and Pakistan, resulted in ongoing discussions on Iran's nuclear program and sanctions relief.
1 million Vietnamese died during the war, which continues to shape the country's politics and economy 25 years after the fall of Saigon.
India abstains from condemning Russia's invasion of Ukraine during a UN vote this week.
Tim Sebastian questions Radoslaw Sikorski on Western support for Ukraine against Russia.
Heavy fighting continues in Ukraine as President Putin leads Russia's aggressive war efforts.
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.
Three Papuans were reportedly killed during a recent shootout between police and the armed independence movement in West Papua.
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.
Kuwait's oil revenues are projected to exceed $10 billion in 1996, significantly higher than before the Iraqi invasion in 1990.
Israel intensifies military operations in Gaza City against Hamas, led by Netanyahu.
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.
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.
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.
Every three minutes, a child in Japan loses contact with a parent due to divorce, often leaving the other parent feeling helpless and shut out.
About 70 million evangelical Christians in America support Israel, making them the largest pro-Israeli voting bloc in the world.
The West pushes back against Beijing over human rights issues in Hong Kong and beyond.
Vladimir Putin's support remains strong in Russia despite economic challenges since Crimea's annexation.
