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More than 200 terrorist attacks by groups aligned with al Qaeda or the Islamic State occurred in West Africa as jihadist activities intensified.
Russian propaganda evolves as the war in Ukraine exposes its limitations and setbacks.
Steve Bannon's movement supports far-right parties in Europe, including Germany and France.
Uzbekistan's government risks being labeled a monster for its treatment of critics and terror suspects.
Israeli authorities forcibly removed families who had lived in their homes for over 60 years, leaving them with no time to collect their belongings.
The Senate rejects a resolution Tuesday to end U.S. involvement in Yemen's civil war.
Morissette alleges rape by Mauritania peacekeepers in the Central African Republic.
The U.S. occupation of Iraq in 2003 created a chaotic environment that allowed an insurgency to flourish, ultimately contributing to the rise of ISIS.
In 2007, rising casualties in Afghanistan prompted critical examination of NATO's military tactics and the necessity of local support in combating the Taliban.
Around 30 to 40 Russians, mostly anti-Putin protesters, are stranded at the San Ysidro port of entry after fleeing repression in their home country.
More than 75,000 people died in an earthquake that devastated Balakot, while Imran Khan raised millions for relief efforts through his charity.
Boris Johnson states that Vladimir Putin miscalculated the conflict in Ukraine, believing it would end quickly, while Johnson anticipated a tougher resistance.
Alexander Lukashenko wins a fifth term as Belarusian president amid EU sanctions lifted.
Over 100 days of war have left Gaza in devastation following Hamas attacks on October 7, 2023.
Guantanamo Bay features a stark contrast between its amenities, like a skate park, and the reality of the detention center housing high-value detainees, including 9/11 conspirator Muhammad.
In Japan, a community of Koreans linked to the Chongryon association maintains strong ties to North Korea, featuring unique schools and facing external challenges.
Pakistan's diplomatic strategy, centered on cultivating ties with Donald Trump, positions the country as a key intermediary in the US-Israel conflict with Iran while seeking economic opportunities.
Amiran Jairanashvili crosses into Russian territory while herding cows in South Ossetia.
Seven people were killed and 15 were wounded in a recent car bomb attack in Yemen, prompting schools to send children home early.
Indigenous groups protest in Brazil against land rights threats under Bolsonaro's rule.
More than half a million signatures were secretly gathered across Burma, marking the beginning of a social movement against the military regime.
Afghan forces abandoned their weapons and retreated as the Taliban seized control of Kandahar in August 2021, leading to widespread chaos.
Al-Shabab controls nearly a quarter of Somalia, complicating counter-terrorism efforts as U.S. support diminishes following troop withdrawal in January 2021.
At least six soldiers died during Operation Gideon, a failed coup attempt to overthrow Venezuela's government in May 2020.
The EU reverses its decision to suspend aid to Palestinians after Hamas attacks on Israel.
Reza Pahlavi claims that Tehran's influence led to his uninvitation from the Munich Security Conference, criticizing Western appeasement of the Iranian regime.
Iran's proposal to ease tensions in the Strait of Hormuz is under review by the White House as President Donald Trump assesses US red lines amid ongoing negotiations.
Protests in Iran gain momentum as women and girls defy the regime amid a violent crackdown.
High-stakes diplomatic talks in Islamabad between U.S. Vice President JD Vance and Iranian officials aim to secure a lasting ceasefire amid escalating tensions.
Over 200,000 Arab and Muslim voters in Michigan may influence the outcome of the 2024 presidential election amid growing discontent with the Democratic Party.
New Zealand special forces raided Kim Dotcom's mansion in January 2012, arresting him amid accusations of large-scale movie piracy.
Israel's air strikes on Gaza continue, causing devastation and a humanitarian crisis amid hostilities with Hamas.
The international community urges an end to the Israel-Hamas conflict amid rising casualties.
Israel faces a staggering death toll after Saturday's Hamas attack, escalating violence in Gaza.
Umm al-Fahm faces a struggle between Israel's far right and its Arab minority.
Kadima's ambitious plan to redraw Israel's border faces Palestinian rejection and risks conflict.
Israel's expansion of settlements in the West Bank accelerates under Prime Minister Netanyahu, despite international law deeming these developments illegal.
Israeli minister Taki Hanegbi discusses Iran, stating, 'we are going to defend ourselves.'
Michael Freeman, a policy adviser to Israel's foreign minister, discusses the ongoing Israel-Palestine conflict, emphasizing Hamas's use of civilians amid escalating violence.
Over 400,000 Israeli Jews live in the West Bank, where their presence challenges international law and complicates the future of a Palestinian state.
Sine, an Israeli training facility established in 2005 with US military funding, focuses on Urban Warfare tactics tailored to the complexities of Gaza.
The Old City of Jerusalem, covering less than one square kilometer, is home to three families representing Judaism, Christianity, and Islam.
Dee Murtagh discusses the Muslim Brotherhood's views on Israel and violence in Jordan.
Jennifer Robinson, a 31-year-old legal advisor, has worked pro bono for Julian Assange for two years while he remains in the Ecuadorian embassy in London.
Louise Mushikiwabo discusses Rwanda's growth and ongoing human rights concerns in Berlin.
Four thousand soldiers make up Afghanistan's new National Army, far short of the 100,000 private militia members loyal to local warlords.
Vladimir Putin watches Kazakhstan's protests as over 150 are killed in a violent crackdown.
Ryan Duffy visits the Philippines while Shane Smith meets child bombers in Afghanistan.
