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King Charles III and Queen Camilla arrive at Joint Base Andrews in Maryland for their state visit to the United States, meeting with President Donald Trump.
Kosovo PM Albin Kurti accuses Serbia of destabilizing the Balkans amid rising tensions in Europe.
Hasakah faces renewed conflict as IS attacks following Kurdish control of Tal Abyad in June.
Iran's escalating conflict with Israel and the United States intensifies as Yemen's Houthi movement joins the fight, raising fears of a broader regional war.
Twenty employees of Russia's most successful internet portal live in exile in Latvia's Art Nuvo district, seeking to provide an alternative to state propaganda.
Marine Le Pen's National Front received double the votes in the 2012 presidential election compared to five years prior, signaling a shift in French politics.
Following the deaths of Hassan Nasrallah and key Hezbollah members in Israeli airstrikes, Lebanon faces a critical juncture in the organization's future.
Life in Israel and Gaza changes drastically after the horrific events of October 7.
Over 70 years of frustration regarding defense spending is addressed as Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte discusses NATO's response to the Russian threat.
Mevlut Cavusoglu discusses Turkey's strained EU relations in Dusseldorf.
Donald Trump plans to deport millions of Mexicans and build a wall between Mexico and the U.S.
Miami's Cuban Americans navigate political loyalties amid Trump's rhetoric and local elections.
An average of one domestic worker dies every week in Lebanon, often from suicide or while trying to escape abusive employers.
Ukrainian forces have been defending Kiev as 100,000 flee to Poland amid missile strikes.
Nearly 1,000 military attacks occurred in November 2021, prompting thousands of Burmese resistance fighters to flee into Thailand for safety.
More than 135,000 Committees for the Defense of the Revolution operate in Cuba, monitoring citizens to protect the state's authority.
A 50-year commitment to anti-apartheid activism by David Aster shaped the international response to South Africa's struggle for freedom.
President Zelensky demands more military aid as the West supplies Ukraine with tanks.
Nicosia remains divided 45 years after Turkey and Greece's conflict over Cyprus.
Niger faces instability as ECOWAS considers military intervention after a coup.
North Korea escalates tensions with South Korea after a recent explosion near the border.
North Korea, under Kim Jong-un, advances its nuclear weapons program amid severe sanctions while foreign journalists experience a tightly controlled version of the regime.
Hunt Oil defies Iraq's new oil law backed by The White House with a regional oil deal.
Russia's war on Ukraine intensifies in its third week, with increased fighting and civilian suffering.
Governor Laila Ghannam discusses life under Israeli occupation in Ramallah amid escalating violence.
A new security deal between the Solomon Islands and China raises concerns for Australia and the US.
In the North-west Frontier and Swat regions of Pakistan, escalating violence from the Taliban threatens national stability, as President Zardari's forces struggle to respond.
Pakistan's ISI controls sensitive policies on Afghanistan and Kashmir while backing the Taliban.
Recent violence in New Caledonia reveals tensions between the French and Kanak people.
Deteriorating relations between Europe and China are examined, highlighting Beijing's actions during the pandemic and concerns over democracy in Hong Kong.
Mali's escalating violence challenges UN peacekeepers, as they shift from traditional roles to counterterrorism efforts against groups like ISIS in the Sahel region.
Poland's evolving political landscape post-Law and Justice Party (PiS) is analyzed through insights from journalist Anna Kowalska, highlighting its geopolitical significance.
Dominik Tarczynski defends Poland's election plans amid the pandemic and criticizes the EU Commission.
President Biden condemns Russia's invasion of Ukraine and its violations of the UN Charter.
On September 4, 1941, a German submarine attacked the American destroyer Greer while it was carrying mail to Iceland, marking a significant escalation in tensions.
Juan Guiado leads Venezuela's opposition movement against President Nicolas Maduro in 2019.
In Russia, Ben Ferguson engages with voters and opposition figures to reveal the challenges of democracy under Vladimir Putin's regime and the influence of Vladimir Zhirinovsky.
Mikhail Kasyanov, the only independent presidential candidate, faces a -23°C temperature while campaigning outdoors due to restrictions on indoor meetings.
The panel discusses Putin's demands for security guarantees and rising tensions in Ukraine.
Four days after a party Congress, rebel soldiers fired on government troops in Dili amid escalating political tensions in East Timor.
The UN General Assembly suspends Russia from the Human Rights Council over war crimes in Ukraine.
The Peshmerga reclaim Sinjar from the Islamic State after its 2014 takeover of the Yazidi city.
Powerful earthquakes on the Turkish-Syrian border kill over 2,500 people and prompt rescue efforts.
The French government closes its border with Italy, detaining migrants at Ventimiglia.
Residents of the Cocos Islands feel cheated by Australia decades after their vote for integration.
Resistance groups in Afghanistan remain active against the Taliban, especially in Panshir Valley.
Malaysia Airlines Flight 17 is shot down over Ukraine, killing 298 people on July 17, 2014.
Martin Smith questions military leaders about risking a death sentence in U.S. foreign policy.
