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Eighteen years of Vladimir Putin's rule coincide with the birth of a generation that has known only his governance in Russia.
In March 2015, 15-year-old Leonora Messing disappeared, prompting her father, Maik, to confront the reality of her joining the Islamic State.
A young man spends a year undercover with far-right groups in the US and UK, investigating their connections to political power and extremist ideologies.
Reformatory Boys shows South African juvenile offenders in their last stop for reform.
Over 350 million legal crossings occur each year at the U.S.-Mexico border, the busiest land border in the world.
Twin Crusade follows 12-year-old twins from the Karen tribe fighting against the Burmese military.
A million Twitter impressions were generated in 48 hours after the launch of a campaign inspired by Kayleigh's bucket list following her death.
Commander X has been on the run from the FBI for six years while engaging in high-profile online operations as part of the hacktivist group Anonymous.
In August 1997, a group of modern Afrikaners known as the New Voortrekkers travels to northern Mozambique to establish an Afrikaner homeland away from British rule.
In August 2014, thousands of Iraqi Kurds, mostly Yazidis, fled to Syria to escape a genocide carried out by the Islamic State.
Mark Howe, a 21-year-old with a fascination for violence, fatally stabbed his mother after years of escalating hatred and online isolation.
More than one million followers engage with the My Stealthy Freedom Facebook page, where women share images of defiance against Iran's compulsory headscarf laws.
More than 60 years after its inception, the internet has transformed communication while also giving rise to a troubling culture of online trolling.
Joshua Davies, after a bitter breakup, posted violent threats on social media, leading to a real-life crime fueled by online incitement and peer encouragement.
John Daly, a former neo-Nazi skinhead living in Israel, confronts his past alongside Kevin Connell by visiting concentration camps in Eastern Europe.
Over 400 abusive messages were hidden from comedian Rosie Jones's social media account, revealing the extent of online hate targeting individuals with disabilities.
More than 60 years after its inception, the internet has changed how people communicate, but it has also given rise to a new breed of online trolls.
In Reading, the tragic death of 13-year-old Ollie Stevens highlights the dangers of social media disputes, peer pressure, and the need for online safety awareness.
Fifty years after the women's rights movement began, young men in Britain express feelings of being overlooked and marginalized in today's society.
Iraqi forces, backed by US air strikes, engage in fierce fighting to retake Mosul, a city of over a million people under Isis control for more than two years.
Far-right extremism is resurging across Europe, with secretive torchlight parades in Germany and radicalized youth in France and Eastern Europe fueling white supremacist ideologies.
Ukraine fights the Russian propaganda machine through grassroots media strategies and social media.
More than 20,000 alleged offenses related to online dating and social media have been reported to police in the past three years.
A female love rat scams Tinder dates out of over $10,000 in Australia, seeking justice.
Jordan Stephens, a British artist, confronts the emotional toll of sextortion and tracks down his blackmailer while exposing the realities of online sexual blackmail.
South Africa's youth find ultimate adrenaline in dangerous train surfing despite its risks.
Tens of thousands of people engage in online hate campaigns, treating cyberbullying as a game that exploits the anonymity of the internet.
Mullah Krekar, Norway's infamous jihadist, faces new charges after a bomb explodes in Oslo.
More than 60 years after its inception, the internet has transformed communication while also enabling the rise of internet trolls who harass and threaten others.
The Wolin Viking Festival in Poland faces challenges as far-right groups infiltrate the medieval reenactment community, raising concerns about nationalism and identity.
In 2016, misinformation influenced the outcomes of the American elections and the Brexit referendum, leading to widespread distrust in the media.
Far-right influencers in Germany and Switzerland leverage social media to promote extremist ideologies, shaping attitudes towards immigration and diversity among young Europeans.
In the UK, young men express frustration with feminism, revealing the rise of anti-feminist sentiment and its impact on gender equality and online misogyny.
FRONTLINE and ProPublica unveil the ties between Firestone and Liberian warlord Charles Taylor.
The Bundy family's fight invigorates armed militias and patriot groups in the West.
Elle Reeve investigates how 8chan became a place where Nazis thrive and mass shooters post manifestos.
Ghaith Abdul-Ahad reports on Al Qaeda's operations in Yemen and their claim for the Charlie Hebdo attack.
Five decades after their initial displacement, Palestinian refugees in Jordan, Syria, and Lebanon continue to assert their right to return to their homeland.
Josh Toussaint-Strauss highlights racism in anime and efforts to improve black representation.
Between 500 and 700 Palestinian children are tried each year under military law for incitement, facing a 99% conviction rate.
Over 3,000 lives have been lost in the conflict between the Bougainville Revolutionary Army and Papua New Guinea forces, exacerbated by a severe blockade.
A group of around 150 Chechen refugees protested in Vienna against the persecution of their countrymen under Ramzan Kadyrov's regime.
Seventy people are taken hostage during a terrorist raid on the OPEC building in Vienna on December 21, 1975, led by Carlos the Jackal.
Michael Kirk's 'Divided States' reveals the intense polarization affecting Washington today.
A training camp in the French Alps hosts a new movement of far-right youth who call themselves the Identitarians and seek political change in Europe.
The closure of a passageway on the Norex line has forced the Mlambo clan to travel 300km across the Mozambique-South Africa border to visit family.
Dirk Loves reveals a neo-Nazi group's plans for 'Day X' and their military-style training.
The Guardian follows Farc guerrillas in Colombia as they face the end of their revolution.
