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Russian state media misrepresents the war in Ukraine as a 'special operation' for liberation.
Five controversial advertisements, including those from Tango and Xbox, faced bans for provocative content, highlighting the tension between creativity and censorship.
A two-hour special report on America's heroin crisis features personal stories and discusses addiction as a public health issue rather than a criminal justice problem.
China supports Russia's narrative on Ukraine, with the government refusing to call Russian actions an invasion.
Dongguan faces a major crackdown on prostitution, detaining over 1,000 people in China.
Russia seeks military aid from China as the White House warns of severe consequences.
A China Eastern Airlines plane crashes in Guangxi, carrying 132 people with unknown casualties.
Central Henan faces a massive cleanup operation after devastating floods leave many missing.
China sends medical supplies globally to reshape the narrative around coronavirus.
The White House and Pentagon plan to increase Navy ships to counter China's South China Sea claims.
Chloe Burrows staged a romantic relationship with Harry Johnson to observe how quickly rumors spread and how the public would react.
Christian Atsu, former Newcastle United player, is found dead in Turkey after an earthquake.
Adam Parsons reports on a missile strike in Poland that kills two people in a village.
West Hollywood protests highlight police-community tensions after George Floyd's death.
South Korea reports over 200 COVID-19 cases, mostly linked to the Shincheonji Church in Daegu.
The first Covid-19 deaths are reported in the United States, Australia, and Thailand.
Dr. Li Wenliang's death sparks demands for free speech and transparency in China.
China extends the Lunar New Year holiday to contain the Wuhan coronavirus outbreak and keep people home.
Germany reports the first person-to-person coronavirus infection outside Asia from a Chinese colleague.
South Africa's lockdown reveals police brutality issues, while Colombia struggles with homelessness.
Governments respond to COVID-19 as Japan's Prime Minister Shinzo Abe closes schools next Monday.
Germany joins EU countries in closing borders with Switzerland and Austria amid the pandemic.
Chinese authorities struggle to contain COVID-19 while silencing critics like Chen Qiushi and Fang Bin.
Hundreds are evacuated from Wuhan as Japan, US, and South Korea repatriate their citizens.
China claims the novel coronavirus may have originated outside Wuhan, challenging initial reports.
Italy quarantines a quarter of its population, including Lombardy, Venice, and Milan, due to coronavirus.
Berlin accuses the US of hijacking 200,000 protective face masks from China destined for Germany.
In January, Donald Trump is expected to lose presidential immunity from prosecution, raising the possibility of legal action against him.
Supporters of President Trump storm the Capitol in Washington DC, leading to deadly chaos.
Maros Tancos and Joanna Gomulska are jailed for trafficking 29 vulnerable people to the UK.
Julian Assange's lawyer claims Trump offered him a pardon in exchange for denying Russian involvement.
A gunman kills 14 at a university in central Prague, marking the worst shooting in Czech history.
A chemical gas leak in Visakhapatnam, India, kills at least eight people and injures hundreds.
A passenger train collides with a cargo train in Greece, resulting in numerous deaths and injuries.
The U.S. Coast Guard finds debris from the Titan in the Atlantic, raising concerns for the crew.
Brenton Terrance's manifesto reflects online white power culture and radicalization methods.
Desert locusts devastate crops in Kenya, prompting a warning of a food crisis.
Violent clashes occur in Dhaka as Islamic activists demand an anti-blasphemy law on Sunday.
TAROM Flight 371 crashes on March 31, 1995, due to a faulty auto-throttle system.
Flight 1713 reported being at the runway without first going to the de-icing facility, raising questions about the pilots' adherence to safety protocols.
Investigators examine LaMia Flight 2933 crash, revealing fuel issues and crew decisions.
An arson expert questions the evidence against Texas's Cameron Todd Willingham before his execution.
Investigators question design modifications that led to the sinking of the Lady Mary in 2009.
Miriam Rivera, a transgender woman, kept her identity secret until the end of her reality show, raising questions about the ethics of the format.
Detainees armed with weaponry cause a disturbance at Harmondsworth immigration center near Heathrow.
Donald Trump is seen as making colossal mistakes while playing 3D chess in politics.
Justine Sacco's tweet at Heathrow Airport leads to her downfall in December 2013.
Dolce & Gabbana faces backlash in China over a racist ad featuring a Chinese woman.
