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3,000 individuals gathered outside the Danish embassy in Tehran in 2006, demanding the building's destruction over the publication of Muhammad cartoons.
Matamoros became home to the largest refugee camp on the U.S.-Mexico border as asylum seekers waited for years under the 'Remain in Mexico' policy.
Three Kurdish militants, including PKK co-founder Sakine Cansiz, were murdered in Paris on January 9, 2013, in an incident linked to Turkish intelligence.
Mike Pompeo discusses threats from Xi Jinping and critiques President Joe Biden's approach.
Five Iranian nuclear experts have been killed in car bombings over the past two years amid rising tensions over the country's nuclear program.
Steve Bannon discusses his time in Washington and the dynamics of the Trump White House.
In sub-Saharan Africa, the rise of armed groups since 2013 has intensified the region's crisis, affecting countries like Mali and Burkina Faso.
Fifteen Israeli civilians died in a suicide bombing in Jerusalem carried out by Izzedine Masri, a young man from Jenin, in April 2002.
Volkan Vischer, a former chair of the Munich Security Conference, calls for Western nations to prepare for a potential peace process in the Ukraine war.
More than 1.6 million residents live in the Gaza Strip, where strict laws govern social interactions under Hamas's authoritarian rule.
Taiwan is recognized as a sovereign state by only a few nations, facing constant threats of forced reunification from China.
More than 87,000 fires were recorded in the Amazon in the first eight months of 2019, a 76% increase from the previous year.
Eight years of conflict in Donbas began in 2014, culminating in Vladimir Putin's recognition of two separatist republics just days before his invasion of Ukraine.
Sky News Breakfast covers the shelling of Ukraine's biggest nuclear power plant amid the conflict.
On September 11, 2001, al-Qaeda terrorists executed coordinated attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon, resulting in nearly three thousand deaths and significant global repercussions.
Donald Trump stated that Americans should appreciate the country's role in defeating ISIS in Syria, reflecting ongoing tensions between Russia and the United States.
Every year, many Mexicans are deported from America, facing life-altering challenges in Tijuana.
A year from now, the Antarctic Treaty will be reviewed, raising questions about the competing claims and interests of 25 nations in the region.
More than 1.4 billion people live in India, which is now facing a shift toward Hindu nationalism under Prime Minister Narendra Modi's leadership.
Two journalists, John Cantlie and James Foley, were abducted in Syria, leading to a prolonged hostage crisis that affected international relations.
Donald Trump won the presidency in a clean sweep for Republicans, taking control of the White House, Senate, and House of Representatives.
21,000 dollars is the starting price for a bronze bowl with gold and gemstones in Beirut, where social life continues despite challenges.
50 miles from Grozny, the bullet-riddled body of human rights activist Natalia Estemirova is discovered, sparking an investigation into her murder.
9,500 kilometers from Baghdad, an Iraqi general plots the fall of Saddam Hussein while living in anonymity in a small American town.
Around 100 EU patrollers monitor the Armenia-Azerbaijan border to help stabilize the region amid ongoing tensions and conflict.
Saudi Arabia invests billions in reforms under Prince Mohammed bin Salman, despite ongoing repression.
Emmanuel Macron and Friedrich Merz navigate their leadership roles to strengthen French-German relations and address contemporary European challenges.
In 1987, President Ronald Reagan addressed a crowd at the Brandenburg Gate, calling for the Berlin Wall to be torn down and urging freedom for all.
Andorra's banks manage over 49 billion euros, more than 100 times the country's annual budget, amid a scandal involving government corruption and financial theft.
On August 9, 1945, President Harry S. Truman announced the results of the Potsdam Conference and the atomic bomb's use on Hiroshima, Japan.
298 innocent civilians died when flight MH17 was shot down over eastern Ukraine, escalating tensions between Russia and the West.
Tae Yong Ho, a former North Korean diplomat, discusses how Kim Jong Un's soldiers are fighting in Ukraine to enhance the country's nuclear capabilities and the implications for POWs.
Morgan McSweeney provides testimony on the appointment of Peter Mandelson as the United States ambassador during a live session in Parliament.
Macron and Merz navigate tensions in the Franco-German relationship over the EU-Mercosur trade deal and European fighter jets, influenced by Donald Trump's actions.
In February 1991, Kuwait was liberated from Iraqi forces after seven months of occupation, but the threat from Saddam Hussein lingered for years.
Isabelle Ducret and Yannick Tenet report on the waning hope for peace in Israel-Palestine.
Franklin D. Roosevelt's address to Congress on March 1, 1945, details the agreements made at the Yalta Conference with Winston Churchill and Joseph Stalin.
Michael Mandelbaum categorizes 250 years of American foreign policy into four periods: weak power, great power, superpower, and hyperpower.
Taiwan, with 24 million inhabitants, asserts its sovereignty against China's claims.
Lt. General H.R. McMaster evaluates national security threats to the United States and outlines strategies for addressing complex global challenges.
North Korea's campaign to attract Russian tourists amid the Ukraine conflict is examined alongside the integration of Russian and Ukrainian residents in Antalya, Turkey.
Somaliland's 2012 election highlights the challenges of establishing democracy in a region plagued by factionalism, terrorism, and a fragile infrastructure.
Over 260 American families lost loved ones in the sinking of the USS Maine, which occurred on February 15, 1898, in Havana harbor.
A panel discussion on April 8, 2022, features Timothy Garton Ash and other experts analyzing the ongoing war in Ukraine and its effects on Europe.
Women in Foreign Service share their experiences and insights at the 11th Annual McGowan Forum, moderated by journalist Cokie Roberts and featuring prominent leaders.
In conjunction with the 200th Anniversary of the Monroe Doctrine, experts discuss U.S. measures to protect citizens abroad, featuring Ambassador Roger D. Carstens and Robin Wright.
30 years have passed since Georgia began its pursuit of EU membership, with recent protests reflecting the urgency of this aspiration amid political tensions.
The escalating trade war between the United States and China during Donald Trump's second term highlights military tensions over Taiwan and the suppression of freedom in Hong Kong.
