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Shells started raining down on Uri, killing civilians and soldiers in a border dispute.
5,000 attendees gather at Cornerstone Church in San Antonio, Texas, for a national night to honor Israel, led by Pastor John Hagee.
Kurds celebrate control of Kirkuk while Sunni leaders express concerns over Arab representation in Iraq.
Tensions between China and Taiwan escalate as military actions raise fears of conflict.
Billions of dollars have been spent on Pakistan, yet security has severely deteriorated, with increased violence and loss of government control.
German authorities foil a far-right coup plot to overthrow the Berlin government.
€25,000 is the cost of deporting one individual from Germany, not including additional personnel expenses incurred by authorities.
150 kilos of heroin were smuggled from the North Korean bulk carrier Pong Su to the Australian coast in 2003, marking a major drug trafficking incident.
David Remnick discusses truth to power with journalists and artists at the Public Theatre.
Simon Ostrovsky reports on Donetsk's independence declaration and interviews Serhiy Taruta.
In the Mediterranean Sea, over 10,000 migrants have died in recent years while attempting to reach Europe, as rescuers aboard the Topaz Responder confront these tragedies.
Poland faces a million-euro daily fine from the EU as tensions escalate over legal sovereignty.
Forty-five unrecognized Bedouin villages in the Negev desert face destruction as the Israeli government seeks to urbanize the region for Jewish settlers.
A Chinese balloon incident escalates tensions between Beijing and Washington over spying claims.
Twenty-three Americans, including 22 ex-CIA operatives, were convicted for their involvement in the 2003 abduction of Abu Omar in Milan.
More than 10,000 members of the North Korean community in Japan gather to celebrate Kim Jong Il’s leadership, reinforcing their ties to the regime.
Religious ultra-nationalists celebrate Jerusalem Day outside the Damascus Gate, chanting biblical references and expressing their belief in a divine right to the land.
In Helmand and Kandahar provinces, former British officer Abigail Austen reports on the Afghan army's struggle against ISIS and the Taliban, highlighting the sacrifices of wounded soldiers.
More than 250,000 people are killed in Syria, with thousands displaced at the Turkey border.
Michael Flynn, once a highly respected three-star general, was fired as National Security Advisor for lying about his contacts with Russian officials.
Mikhail Kasyanov discusses fears for his life amid Kremlin secrecy and political danger.
On December 24, 1943, Franklin D. Roosevelt addressed the American public regarding the outcomes of the Teheran and Cairo Conferences during World War II.
Forty countries participate in Libya's International Trade Fair, signaling a shift in the nation's economic strategy under Gaddafi's regime.
Ukrainians mark ten years since the Euro Maidan protests against Russia in Kyiv today.
Former President George W. Bush reflects on Chancellor Angela Merkel's legacy in an exclusive interview.
Eighty percent of Georgians support EU membership as parliamentary elections on October 26 could determine the country's alignment between Russia and Europe.
Iranian exiles use media to provoke regime change in Iran through satellite broadcasts.
Hamas terror attack on Israel leads to the largest mass murder of Jews since the Holocaust.
Vladimir Putin's Russia faces criticism for religious discrimination reminiscent of the Tsarist era.
Protesters in Hong Kong's Admiralty demand democracy from Beijing during the umbrella movement.
More than 10,000 residents of Hong Kong were arrested after Beijing enacted a national security law that criminalizes subversion and foreign collusion.
Hong Kong residents protest against an extradition bill amid rising tensions with China.
Hong Kong retracts its extradition law after mass protests and faces leadership questions.
Hong Kong's government has disqualified pro-democracy candidates and delayed elections, raising concerns about the future of democracy in the region.
The release of four Israeli hostages by Hamas on January 24, 2025, serves as a strategic propaganda event amid the ongoing Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
Fifteen thousand inmates were held in Kabul's Pul-e-Charkhi prison during the Taliban's first rule, reflecting the regime's strict control over dissent.
Al Jazeera's rise highlights its impact on international news and perceptions of Iraqis.
American culture, through its film, music, and food industries, exerts significant global influence, shaping language, entertainment, and consumer habits worldwide.
The ongoing conflict in Syria has led to a complex situation where officials debate the implications of Bashar al-Assad's victory and the effectiveness of U.S. strategies.
Rioting broke out in unionist communities earlier this year, marking the worst unrest in Northern Ireland in a decade amid Brexit-related tensions.
Iraq continues to suffer violence as citizens lose patience with their government amid tears.
President Obama fails to close Guantanamo Bay as Trump vows to keep it open.
John Bolton critiques Donald Trump's presidency and discusses his time in the administration.
The UN Secretary General condemns escalating violence in Gaza amid Israeli airstrikes on Tuesday.
Nicolás Maduro struggles to maintain power against Juan Guaidó in Venezuela's 2019 crisis.
At least 42,000 Palestinians have been killed since October 7, 2023, amid Israel's ongoing military campaign in Gaza.
Over 6,000 children in Gaza were killed during a six-week period, yet U.S. media mentioned "children" in that context only twice.
Vsevolod Chaplin discusses the Russian Orthodox Church's resurgence since the Soviet era, highlighting its influence under Vladimir Putin and the rapid construction of churches across Russia.
