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Bashar al-Assad accuses Recep Tayycip Erdogan of spreading European lies about his regime.
A BBC journalist is expelled from North Korea during the Workers Party Congress in Pyongyang.
Mohamad Chatah, a critic of Hezbollah, is assassinated in a Beirut car bomb explosion.
A massive explosion in Beirut kills 135 and injures 5,000, raising questions about government negligence.
Beirut, Lebanon faces utter devastation after two massive explosions at a port warehouse.
Yevgeny Prigozhin's fate remains uncertain as he navigates exile and loyalty in Russia.
Concerns rise over Belarusian leader Alexander Lukashenko's health amid political speculation.
Belgium returns Patrice Lumumba's remains, including a single tooth, to his family.
A blast occurs just off Karachi as Benazir Bhutto returns to Pakistan after eight years in exile, marking a tense and violent homecoming.
The CIA took control of the Benghazi compound after the 2012 attack, evacuating diplomatic staff and searching for the bodies of Ambassador Chris Stevens and Sean Smith.
Christopher Steele discusses British intelligence and Putin's misinformation in Ukraine.
Beth Rigby interviews Mikhail Khodorkovsky, who calls Putin a 'thug' and compares him to Hitler.
Biden says the United States would defend Taiwan against a Chinese attack amid rising tensions.
Biden confirms U.S. will defend Taiwan against a potential Chinese attack.
President Joe Biden urges Americans to leave Ukraine as tensions with Russia escalate.
Tensions rise as Russia adds troops near Ukraine amid accusations of a false flag operation.
President Moon Jae-in meets in Washington to discuss North Korea's nuclear program.
Secretary of State Anthony Blinken visits Kiev, pledging over one billion dollars in aid for Ukraine.
Bolivia reacts to President Evo Morales' plane being grounded in Vienna over Snowden's suspected presence.
Morales denounces the United States over a plane incident involving Edward Snowden.
Islamic State claims responsibility for deadly attack in Iran, killing over 80 people.
Boris Johnson's Brexit strategy faces backlash as he confronts Parliament in October.
Olaf Schultz visits Brazil, but Lula de Silva seeks peace talks over military support for Ukraine.
In 1956, the Suez Crisis forced Britain to retreat from military intervention in Egypt, a historical parallel drawn by some during Brexit negotiations.
Theresa May negotiates Brexit terms in Europe after pulling a Commons vote to avoid defeat.
Parliament rejects Theresa May's Brexit deal, increasing uncertainty for the British people.
Boris Johnson aims for Britain to leave the European Union by October, facing Remainers' challenges.
Boris Johnson faces election talks while ensuring Brexit happens by October 31st.
Theresa May wins a no confidence vote and plans meetings to discuss Brexit solutions.
UK lawmakers take control from Prime Minister Teresa May to vote on Brexit options.
Boris Johnson insists on removing the Irish backstop to avoid a No Deal Brexit by October 31st.
Three years after the Brexit vote, chaos continues as Boris Johnson pushes for an October exit.
Five Britons are freed from Russian detention in a prisoner swap brokered by Turkey and Saudi Arabia.
Benazir Bhutto's assassination in Rawalpindi is captured through footage that documents the moments leading up to the gunfire and subsequent explosion.
Cameron loses a crucial vote, ruling out British military action in Syria.
Daniel Garrahan reports on Mr. Cameron's efforts to raise Britain's profile in the US.
Paul Biya appears in public this week for the first time amid health speculations.
Wang Yi visits India to discuss tensions following the 2020 border clash.
Heiko Maas visits Israel to negotiate peace amid escalating violence and casualties.
Wagner's revolt in Russia challenges Putin's authority and raises security concerns in Moscow.
Tensions rise as India and China face border disputes and increased military presence.
Journalists trying to capture the moment face terrible coffee and torturous rooms in this place.
Justin Trudeau claims Indian agents killed a Canadian citizen, escalating tensions with India.
Daria Dugina, daughter of Putin's brain, is killed in a car bomb attack near Moscow.
Carlos Ghosn, a powerful figure, jumps bail in Japan and escapes to Lebanon amid serious charges.
China rebukes German Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock for comments about Xi Jinping.
China's Ambassador warns Britain against interference in Hong Kong affairs amid rising tensions.
China invests in a base in Patagonia to explore the Dark Side of the Moon, raising local concerns.
