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More than 300,000 people have been killed in Burundi since its independence in 1962, as ethnic tensions continue to fuel violence and instability.
Eight years after the peace agreement between the Colombian government and FARC guerrillas, efforts to reconcile a divided society continue amid ongoing challenges.
Colombia's 2016 peace agreement with FARC encounters setbacks as violence reemerges and communities grapple with land access issues.
Colonel Robert Campbell has been in Afghanistan for 12 months, advocating for a counterinsurgency strategy that relies on local partnerships and dialogue.
Seven peacekeepers were killed on July 8, 2008, during an ambush by the janjaweed militia in Darfur, complicating the mission of UN forces.
150,000 East Timorese are displaced and living in refugee camps as political turmoil escalates following the resignation of Prime Minister Mari Alkatiri.
In 1999, East Timor faces violence as refugees march for independence just before the referendum.
Hailemariam Desalegn discusses Ethiopia's reforms and the new Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed in Brussels.
Five people were killed when government forces opened fire during clashes in Dili, East Timor, amid rising tensions following the sacking of soldiers.
A jury took just one day to convict Derek Chauvin of murder for the killing of George Floyd, igniting renewed calls for racial justice in America.
Hong Kong residents protest against an extradition bill amid rising tensions with China.
A community cleanup event in Anacostia took place 48 hours before Joe Biden's inauguration, reflecting the city's tense atmosphere after the Capitol attack.
In Colombia, rival anti-government narco-militias have reignited conflict over coca production, displacing thousands and drawing youth into violence.
The Old City of Jerusalem, covering less than one square kilometer, is home to three families representing Judaism, Christianity, and Islam.
In March 2008, post-election violence in Kenya resulted in over a thousand deaths and widespread displacement, raising concerns about national stability and ethnic tensions.
Myanmar's military overthrew the democratic government, leading to protests and poet K Za Win's death.
Nicosia remains divided 45 years after Turkey and Greece's conflict over Cyprus.
On October 20, 2020, police opened fire on demonstrators during one of Nigeria's largest protests in a generation, demanding the disbandment of SARS.
North Belfast's peace walls highlight ongoing divisions in Northern Ireland since the Good Friday Agreement.
Governor Laila Ghannam discusses life under Israeli occupation in Ramallah amid escalating violence.
Extinction Rebellion has been active for 30 years, using peaceful protest and civil disobedience to push the climate crisis onto the political agenda.
Mali's escalating violence challenges UN peacekeepers, as they shift from traditional roles to counterterrorism efforts against groups like ISIS in the Sahel region.
Rwanda's military diplomacy, involving the Rwandan Defense Forces, plays a crucial role in peacekeeping missions and economic investments across Africa.
More than 50 years of conflict between Israelis and Palestinians has led to countless deaths and shattered lives, raising questions about the possibility of peace.
Twenty-five years after the Good Friday Agreement, paramilitary groups in Northern Ireland remain as active as they were during the Troubles.
On June 8th, police fired live ammunition at unarmed students protesting in Port Moresby, leaving at least eight hospitalized with gunshot wounds.
An estimated 700,000 Rohingya Muslims fled to Bangladesh following a military crackdown in 2017, with many still living in refugee camps today.
Israeli settlers like Daniella Weiss in the West Bank demonstrate unwavering resolve amid the complex political challenges to achieving peace in the region.
Peace talks between Ukrainian and Russian negotiators begin in Istanbul, aiming for a ceasefire.
In Northern Ireland, the legacy of the Good Friday Agreement continues to influence society as Belfast transforms while grappling with the threat of renewed violence.
Hiroshima's atomic bomb survivors recount their experiences from August 6, 1945, emphasizing the ongoing dangers of nuclear warfare and the importance of education.
Hiroshima's atomic bomb survivors share their experiences and insights on the ongoing dangers of nuclear warfare and its implications for future generations.
Two musicians from contrasting backgrounds in South Africa reflect on the ongoing impact of apartheid while working to foster unity through music.
Makur Diet, who lost his leg to gunfire over a decade ago, now helps fellow war victims at an International Committee of the Red Cross center in South Sudan.
Shane O'Doherty reflects on his past as a child soldier for the IRA, grappling with remorse and advocating for peace after his involvement in a deadly letter bomb campaign.
Around 90,000 Atayal people live in Taiwan, where Chen Peng-ling works to preserve their culture through tourism and community projects.
A vote in the town of Pittsford results in approval for a hot lunch program for schoolchildren, aimed at improving their health and well-being.
Michael Kennedy, a radical lawyer, and his partner reflect on their life of activism and love while preparing to move from their cherished cottage, 'Wuthering Heights.
Diego Calderón returns to Colombia to meet former FARC members years after being kidnapped while researching birds in a remote area.
A small group of second generation Israeli settlers advocates for peace with Palestinians, believing their presence can foster positive relationships.
On January 18, a suicide bomber killed more than 80 troops at a government military camp near the German base in Mali's Gao region.
In a region marked by ongoing conflict, Aziz Abu Sarah seeks to foster understanding and reconciliation between Israelis and Palestinians following his brother's death.
In Iraq, Hana Khider leads an all-female team of Yazidi deminers from the Mines Advisory Group, working to clear landmines left by ISIS.
In the aftermath of the 7 October Hamas attack, left-wing Israelis, particularly those in Kibbutzim advocating for peaceful coexistence, find themselves increasingly disoriented.
Mozambique faces significant challenges in achieving peace and stability due to a jihadist insurgency in Cabo Delgado, despite its rich natural resources and coastal advantages.
Efforts to unite Israelis and Palestinians through entrepreneurship are highlighted, focusing on the 'MEET' NGO's initiatives to foster collaboration and innovation.
The 1955 Atoms for Peace exhibition in Tokyo showcased the history of nuclear science and its applications in medicine, industry, and agriculture.
In Bosnia and Herzegovina, Serbs, Croats, and Bosniaks unite against small dam constructions on the country's free-flowing rivers, achieving a legal victory in July.
