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Concerns rise over racial hate in football ahead of the World Cups and after the European Championship.
Qelbinur Sidik shares her experience of forced sterilisation in China's internment camps.
Two large individuals forcibly took Theo Charles from his home, leading him to a troubled teen program in Utah that cost thousands of dollars a month.
Chalk Girl faces a choice about rejoining Hong Kong's democracy movement amid brewing trouble.
Influencers in China promote propaganda while masking crimes against humanity in Xinjiang.
Neriki Wit leads the Milk Tea Alliance against China's geopolitical dominance through memes.
Fifteen-year-old Lesandro Guzman-Feliz was murdered in 2018 by a gang in the Bronx, with social media amplifying the violence surrounding his death.
The announcement of President Trump's travel ban occurs on a Friday afternoon, with Steve Bannon orchestrating the timing to provoke public outrage.
Alejandro Mayorkas discusses combating domestic extremism since the Capitol riot.
Julia Ebner investigates extreme far-right terrorism and the incel community online.
FRONTLINE and ProPublica reveal ties between Atomwaffen Division and violent white supremacy in America.
In January 2006, pressure on Chinese children turns them into reclusive internet addicts.
Under apartheid, marrying outside one's race was illegal, but today, mixed-race couples like Pam and Sebastian face ongoing societal challenges in South Africa.
Seven items symbolize the Iranian New Year, Nowruz, but economic strain limits celebrations and gatherings for many families facing severe hardship.
Bashir Shikder travels to Iraq in a desperate attempt to rescue his children, Yusuf and Zahra, from the control of Isis in Syria after their mother’s death.
Israeli soldiers reveal orders to treat all Palestinians as threats during the Gaza conflict.
Mr. Newland and American forces patrol areas previously held by Isis in Syria.
Women in Kandahar face imprisonment and restrictions under Taliban rule since 2021.
21 individuals are currently detained in Malaysia under the Internal Security Act, which allows imprisonment without trial for political dissent.
Australian preteens like Isabelle undergo elective gender-realignment for acceptance.
Andrew Anglin faces a lawsuit for inciting trolls against a Jewish woman in Montana.
Nepal's poorest children face exploitation by wealthy foreigners like Peter Daglish amid humanitarian efforts.
Young adults navigate the dating trend of non-committal love through Tinder and Bumble.
Lee Sang leads Daily NK, risking lives to report news from North Korea in Seoul's Mapo district.
Journalists report on the Ukrainian army's struggles in Donbass after a week spent there.
A hastily obtained fake passport allows Funcinpec official Hong Dar to escape Cambodia, where many others face the threat of torture and assassination.
Tensions in Papua rise as leaders claim Jakarta is exploiting the region's resources.
13 years after losing their sons to the Sandinista Revolution, Pedro and Holita Madrigal reflect on unfulfilled promises and disillusionment with current leadership.
Vladimir Putin's rise to power over two decades is examined, highlighting the implications of his autocratic rule on global politics and the new Cold War.
Tim Colburn has printed almost 20,000 pages of documents in his effort to revoke his U.S. citizenship and regain custody of his daughter.
Cheryl Reba, a QAnon supporter, spent $350,000 of her own money to run for Congress in Florida's 21st district, a stronghold for Donald Trump.
QAnon spreads conspiracy theories, going viral amid the pandemic and linking to violence.
Over two-thirds of individuals involved in planning attacks since 2023 are under the age of 21, according to the Directorate General for Internal Security in France.
Tal Hanan, operating under the alias 'Jorge', leads a covert unit that manipulates elections through hacking and disinformation for financial gain.
Survivors recount mass rape and violence against Rohingya Muslims in Myanmar's Killing Fields.
A group of Serbian veterans gathers at a checkpoint in Crimea to support local forces against Western influence during the 2014 conflict.
Whitefish faces online harassment after Richard Spencer's Nazi salute changes the town's dynamics.
Chris Cantwell discusses the impact of Charlottesville on the alt-right one year later.
Belfast's troubles affect everybody through violence and the influence of paramilitary groups.
Cyber Partisans in Belarus resist Alexander Lukashenko and support Ukraine against Putin.
100,000 people have fled Bhutan due to a campaign of ethnic persecution, with many now living in refugee camps in eastern Nepal.
Six thousand seven hundred dollars were allegedly paid to a local Hindu nationalist group to end a Muslim man's relationship with a Hindu woman.
Between 5,000 and 7,000 Nepali girls are trafficked to brothels in India each year, often unaware of their fate until it is too late.
Bernard Heckel discusses jihad poetry and its cultural significance this week in the New Yorker.
Ten Black people were murdered in May 2022 at a supermarket in Buffalo, New York, by a shooter inspired by the great replacement conspiracy theory.
In Syria, Amer Deghayes from Brighton joins the fight against Assad forces, motivated by the death of his brother Abdullah and the arrival of his brother Jaffer.
Fourteen years of imprisonment await a movie star caught with an assault rifle, illustrating the sensationalism prevalent in Filipino media.
North Korean defectors become social media stars in South Korea, sharing their stories online.
